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Communication Studies AB
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Degree Requirements
Four-year Program of Study
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I. Foundation Courses
II. Physical Sciences
II. Life Sciences
III. Quantitative Reasoning
IV. World Languages and Global Culture
IV. Humanities and the Arts
V. Social Sciences
VI. Courses Related to the Major
Required Courses
General Electives
Total Major Hours
Career Information
Transfer Student Information
Available Scholarships
Internship Opportunities
Other Learning Opportunities
General Education Core
University-Wide Requirements
Four-Year Program of Study
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I. Foundation Courses
II. Physical Sciences
II. Life Sciences
III. Quantitative Reasoning
IV. World Languages and Global Culture
IV. Humanities and the Arts
V. Social Sciences
VI. Courses Related to the Major
Required Courses
General Electives
Total Major Hours
Career Information
Transfer Student Information
Available Scholarships
Internship Opportunities
Other Learning Opportunities
Four-Year Program of Study
Overview
Communication Studies majors receive instruction in both interpersonal communication and public communication. They acquire an understanding of both theory and application in these areas. They also become familiar with the methods of inquiry and research used by scholars in communication and rhetorical studies. Majors take one introductory class in public speaking and another in interpersonal communication. They are required to take a course in Empirical Research Methods (COMM 3700) and also a methods course in Rhetorical Criticism (COMM 3300). Majors complete their programs of study with five to seven upper-division courses in such topics as Nonverbal Communication, Persuasion, Health Communication, or Women and U.S. Public Discourse.
Double Dawgs
This major is part of a Double Dawgs pathway:
Communication Studies AB/Communication Studies MA
Communication Studies AB/Journalism and Mass Communication MA(Emerging Media)

For more information, go to
doubledawgs.uga.edu
Contact
Angie Swinton-Hart
Academic Advisor
616 Caldwell Hall
commadvs@uga.edu
ENGL 1101
English Composition I
ENGL 1102
English Composition II
Choose 1 course(s) from the following:
MATH 1101
Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
MATH 1113
Precalculus
MATH 2200
Analytic Geometry and Calculus
MATH 2250
Calculus I for Science and Engineering
MATH 2300H
Differential Calculus (Honors)
MATH 2400
Differential Calculus with Theory
MATH 2410
Integral Calculus with Theory
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
ENGL 1050H
Composition and Literature (Honors)
ENGL 1060H
Composition and Multicultural Literature (Honors)
ENGL 1101
English Composition I
ENGL 1101E
English Composition I
ENGL 1101S
English Composition I: Service-Learning
ENGL 1102
English Composition II
ENGL 1102E
English Composition II
ENGL 1103
Multicultural English Composition
MATH 1101
Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
MATH 1113
Precalculus
MATH 1113E
Precalculus
MATH 2200
Analytic Geometry and Calculus
MATH 2250
Calculus I for Science and Engineering
MATH 2250E
Calculus I for Science and Engineering
MATH 2300H
Differential Calculus (Honors)
MATH 2400
Differential Calculus with Theory
MATH 2400H
Differential Calculus with Theory (Honors)
MATH 2410
Integral Calculus with Theory
MATH 2410H
Integral Calculus with Theory (Honors)
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
STAT 2000E
Introductory Statistics
At least one of the physical science or life science courses must include a laboratory.
II. Physical Sciences (3 - 4 Hours)
Preferred Course(s):
Please consider the Franklin College's Physical Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.
ASTR 1010
Astronomy of the Solar System
ASTR 1010L
Astronomy of the Solar System Laboratory
ASTR 1020
Stellar and Galactic Astronomy
ASTR 1020L
Stellar and Galactic Astronomy Laboratory
ASTR 1110
Introductory Astronomy for Majors I
ASTR 1110H
Introduction to Astronomy (Honors)
ASTR 1110L
Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory (Honors)
ASTR 1120
Introductory Astronomy for Majors II
ASTR 1120H
Introductory Astronomy for Majors II (Honors)
ASTR 1120L
Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory (Honors)
ASTR 1420
Life in the Universe
ASTR 1420E
Life in the Universe
ASTR 1660
History of Astronomy
ASTR 1870
Black Holes
ASTR 2030L
Introduction to Astronomical Observations
CHEM 1110
Elementary Chemistry
CHEM 1110L
Elementary Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 1210
Basics of Chemistry
CHEM 1210E
Basics of Chemistry
CHEM 1211-1211D
General Chemistry I
CHEM 1211L
General Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 1212-1212D
General Chemistry II
CHEM 1212L
General Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 1311H
Advanced General Chemistry I (Honors)
CHEM 1311L
Advanced General Chemistry Laboratory I (Honors)
CHEM 1312H
Advanced General Chemistry II (Honors)
CHEM 1312L
Advanced General Chemistry Laboratory II (Honors)
CHEM 1411
General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers I
CHEM 1411L
General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers Laboratory I
CHEM 1412
General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers II
CHEM 1412L
General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers Laboratory II
CHEM 2100
Elementary Organic Chemistry
CHEM 2100L
Elementary Organic Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 2211-2211D
Modern Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 2211L
Modern Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 2212-2212D
Modern Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 2212L
Modern Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 2311H
Advanced Organic Chemistry I (Honors)
CHEM 2311L
Advanced Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 2312H
Advanced Organic Chemistry II (Honors)
CHEM 2312L
Advanced Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
CRSS(WASR) 1020
Introduction to Water Resources
GEOG 1111
Introduction to Physical Geography
GEOG 1111L
Introduction to Physical Geography Laboratory
GEOG(ATSC) 1112
Introduction to Weather and Climate
GEOG(ATSC) 1112E
Introduction to Weather and Climate
GEOG(ATSC) 1112L
Introduction to Weather and Climate Laboratory
GEOG 1113
Exploring Earth's Surface: Landforms and Environments
GEOG 1113E
Exploring Earth's Surface: Landforms and Environments
GEOG 1113L
Exploring Earth's Surface: Landforms and Environments Laboratory
GEOG 1125
Resources, Society, and the Environment
GEOG 1125E
Resources, Society, and the Environment
GEOG 2110H
Introduction to Physical Geography (Honors)
GEOG 2120H
Introduction to Weather and Climate (Honors)
GEOG 2250H
Resources, Society, and the Environment (Honors)
GEOL 1120
Environmental Geoscience and Sustainability
GEOL 1120E
Environmental Geoscience and Sustainability
GEOL 1121
Earth Processes and Environments
GEOL 1121E
Earth Processes and Environments
GEOL 1121H
Earth Processes and Environments (Honors)
GEOL 1121L
Earth Processes and Environments Laboratory
GEOL 1122
Earth’s History of Life and Global Change
GEOL 1122H
Earth’s History of Life and Global Change (Honors)
GEOL 1122L
Earth's History of Global Change Laboratory
GEOL 1250-1250L
Physical Geology
GEOL 1260-1260L
Foundations of Earth Systems History: Life, Climate, & Environmental Change
GEOL 2350H-2350L
Physical Geology (Honors)
GEOL 2360H-2360L
Historical Geology (Honors)
HONS(BIOL)(CHEM)(GEOL)(PHYS) 2070H
Honors Science
MARS 1010
The Marine Environment
MARS 1010L
Introduction to Marine Science Lab
MARS 1011
Introduction to the Marine Environment
MARS 1011E
Introduction to the Marine Environment
MARS 1015H
The Marine Environment (Honors)
MARS 1030
Migrations in the Sea
MARS 1030H
Migrations in the Sea (Honors)
PHYS 1010
Physical Science
PHYS 1111-1111L
Introductory Physics-Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics
PHYS 1112-1112L
Introductory Physics-Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics
PHYS 1211-1211L
Principles of Physics for Scientists and Engineers-Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics
PHYS 1212-1212L
Principles of Physics for Scientists and Engineers-Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics
PHYS 1251
Introductory Studio Physics for Engineers I
PHYS 1252
Introductory Studio Physics for Engineers II
PHYS 1311-1311L
Advanced Introductory Physics I
II. Life Sciences (3 - 4 Hours)
Preferred Course(s):
Please consider the Franklin College's Biological Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.
ANTH 2045
Introduction to Biological Anthropology
ANTH 2045H
Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Honors)
ANTH 2045L
Introduction to Biological Anthropology Laboratory
BIOL 1103
Concepts in Biology
BIOL 1103E
Concepts in Biology
BIOL 1103L
Concepts in Biology Laboratory
BIOL 1104
Organismal Biology
BIOL 1104L
Organismal Biology Laboratory
BIOL 1107
Principles of Biology I
BIOL 1107E
Principles of Biology I
BIOL 1107L
Principles of Biology I Laboratory
BIOL 1108
Principles of Biology II
BIOL 1108L
Principles of Biology II Laboratory
BIOL 1113E
Concepts in Biology Laboratory – Online
BIOL 2103H
Basic Concepts in Biology (Honors - Service Learning)
BIOL 2103S
Basic Concepts in Biology (Honors)
BIOL 2107H
Principles of Biology I (Honors)
BIOL 2108H
Principles of Biology II (Honors)
CRSS 2010
Crop Science
CRSS 2010L
Crop Science Laboratory
ECOL 1000
Ecological Basis of Environmental Issues
ECOL 1000E
Ecological Basis of Environmental Issues
ECOL 1000H
Ecological Basis of Environmental Issues (Honors)
ECOL 1000L
Ecological Basis of Environmental Issues Laboratory
ECOL 1100E
Ecological Basis of Environmental Issues Laboratory
ECOL 2000
Our Planet: Ecological Basis of Life and Death
ENTO 1000
Life on Six Legs
FANR(MARS) 1100
Natural Resources Conservation
FANR 1100E
Natural Resources Conservation
FANR(ECOL)(GEOG) 1200
Natural History of Georgia
HONS(BIOL)(CHEM)(GEOL)(PHYS) 2080H
Honors Science
HORT 2000
Horticulture Science Perspectives of Sustainable Plant Production
HORT 2000E
Horticulture Science Perspectives of Sustainable Plant Production
HORT 2000L
Horticulture Science Perspectives of Sustainable Plant Production Laboratory
MARS 1020
Biology of the Marine Environment
MARS 1020L
Introduction to Marine Biology Lab
MARS 1021E
Biology of the Marine Environment
MARS 1025H
Biology of the Marine Environment (Honors)
PATH 1103E
Plant Microbiology
PBIO 1210
Plants and the World
PBIO 1210L
Plants and the World Laboratory
PBIO 1220
Organismal Plant Biology
PBIO 1220L
Organismal Plant Biology Laboratory
Preferred Course(s):
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
ANTH 2030
Art and Science of Asking Questions
ARTS 2100
Strategic Visual Thinking
ARTS 2100E
Strategic Visual Thinking
BCHE 2910
Introduction to Biochemical Engineering Design
BIOS 2010
Elementary Biostatistics
BIOS 2010E
Elementary Biostatistics
CHEM 1210
Basics of Chemistry
CHEM 1210E
Basics of Chemistry
CSCI 1210
Computer Modeling and Science
CSCI 1300-1300L
Introduction to Programming with Python
CSCI 1301-1301L
Introduction to Computing and Programming
CSCI 1301E
Introduction to Computing and Programming
CSCI 1360
Foundations for Informatics and Data Analytics
CSCI 1360E
Foundations for Informatics and Data Analytics
CSCI 2150-2150L
Introduction to Computational Science
CSCI 2610
Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
CSCI 2610E
Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
CSEE 2220
Fundamentals of Logic Design
CSEE 2220E
Fundamentals of Logic Design
CSEE 2220H
Fundamentals of Logic Design (Honors)
ECOL 2550
Introduction to Ecological Data Science
ECSE 2170-2170L
Fundamentals of Circuit Analysis
ECSE 2170H
Fundamentals of Circuit Analysis (Honors)
FANR 2010-2010L
Introduction to Natural Resource Statistics
GEOG 2011-2011L
Maps, Data, and Society
MATH 1060
Mathematics of Decision Making
MATH 1113
Precalculus
MATH 1113E
Precalculus
MATH 2110
Calculus for Economics
MATH 2110E
Calculus for Economics
MATH 2200
Analytic Geometry and Calculus
MATH 2250
Calculus I for Science and Engineering
MATH 2250E
Calculus I for Science and Engineering
MATH 2260
Calculus II for Science and Engineering
MATH 2260E
Calculus II for Science and Engineering
MATH 2260H
Calculus II for Science and Engineering (Honors)
MATH 2270
Calculus III for Science and Mathematics
MATH 2270H
Calculus III for Science and Mathematics (Honors)
MATH 2300H
Differential Calculus (Honors)
MATH 2310H
Integral Calculus (Honors)
MATH 2400
Differential Calculus with Theory
MATH 2400H
Differential Calculus with Theory (Honors)
MATH 2410
Integral Calculus with Theory
MATH 2410H
Integral Calculus with Theory (Honors)
MATH 2500
Accelerated Calculus III for Engineering Students
MATH 2500E
Accelerated Calculus III for Engineering Students
MATH 2700
Elementary Differential Equations
MATH 2700E
Elementary Differential Equations
PHIL 2500
Symbolic Logic
PHIL 2500E
Symbolic Logic
PHIL 2500H
Symbolic Logic (Honors)
PHYS 1111-1111L
Introductory Physics-Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics
PHYS 1112-1112L
Introductory Physics-Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics
PHYS 1211-1211L
Principles of Physics for Scientists and Engineers-Mechanics, Waves, Thermodynamics
PHYS 1212-1212L
Principles of Physics for Scientists and Engineers-Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics
PHYS 1251
Introductory Studio Physics for Engineers I
PHYS 1252
Introductory Studio Physics for Engineers II
PHYS 1311-1311L
Advanced Introductory Physics I
SOCI 3610
Quantitative Methods of Social Research
STAT 1501
Introduction to Data Science
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
STAT 2000E
Introductory Statistics
STAT 2100H
Introduction to Statistics and Computing (Honors)
Note: Course credit received as a result of a score on a departmental foreign language placement test will not satisfy the General Education Core Curriculum requirements in Area IV, World Languages and Global Culture, Humanities and the Arts.
IV. World Languages and Global Culture (9 Hours)
No preferred courses for this area. See the list of core course options below.
AESC 2050
Effects of Global Agriculture on World Culture
AFST(ANTH)(CMLT)(GEOG)(SOCI)(RELI) 2100
Introduction to Africa
AFST 2100E
Introduction to Africa
AMHA(AFST) 1001
Elementary Amharic I
AMHA(AFST) 1002
Elementary Amharic II
AMHA(AFST) 2001
Intermediate Amharic I
AMHA(AFST) 2002
Intermediate Amharic II
ANTH 1102
Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 1102E
Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 2120H
Introduction to Anthropology (Honors)
ANTH 2265
Cultural Anthropology for Everyone
ARAB 1001
Elementary Modern Standard Arabic I
ARAB 1002
Elementary Modern Standard Arabic II
ARAB 2003
Intermediate Standard Arabic I
ARAB 2004
Intermediate Standard Arabic II
ARHI 2121
Introduction to Italian Art
ARHI 2300
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance
ARHI 2300E
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance
ARHI 2311H
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance (Honors)
ARHI 2400
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
ARHI 2400E
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
ARHI 2411H
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary (Honors)
BENG 1001
Elementary Bengali I
BENG 1002
Elementary Bengali II
CHNS 1001
Elementary Chinese I
CHNS 1002
Elementary Chinese II
CHNS 2001
Intermediate Chinese I
CHNS 2002
Intermediate Chinese II
CHNS 3010
Advanced Chinese I
CHNS 3020
Advanced Chinese II
CHNS 4110/6110
Advanced Chinese III
CHNS 4120/6120
Readings in Literary Chinese
CLAS(LING) 2010
The Nature of the English Vocabulary
CMLT 2400
Asian-American Literature
CMLT 2410H
Asian-American Literature (Honors)
CMLT(AFAM) 2600
Multicultural Black Diaspora Literature
CMLT 2610H
Multicultural Black Diaspora Literature (Honors)
CMLT(SWAH)(AFST)(ANTH) 3001
Culture and Identity Linkages of the Swahili with the Outside World I
CMLT(SWAH)(AFST)(ANTH) 3001E
Culture and Identity Linkages of the Swahili with the Outside World I
CMLT(SWAH)(AFST)(ANTH) 3020
Culture and Identity Linkages of the Swahili with the Outside World II
CMLT(SWAH)(AFST)(ANTH) 3020E
Culture and Identity Linkages of the Swahili with the Outside World II
FDST(ALDR) 2050
The Impact of Food on World History and Culture
FREN 1001
Elementary French
FREN 1002
Elementary French
FREN 1110
Accelerated Elementary French
FREN 2001
Intermediate French
FREN 2001E
Intermediate French
FREN 2002
Intermediate French
FREN 2030
Practical French Conversation
FREN 2120H
Accelerated Intermediate French (Honors)
FREN 2500
French for Reading Knowledge
FREN 2500E
French for Reading Knowledge
FREN 2600
Intensive French
GEOG 1101
Human Geography: People, Places, and Cultures
GEOG 1101E
Human Geography: People, Places, and Cultures
GEOG 1130
Introduction to World Geography
GEOG 2010H
Introduction to Human Geography (Honors)
GREK 1001
Elementary Greek I
GREK 1002
Elementary Greek II
GREK 2001
Intermediate Greek I
GREK 2001W
Intermediate Greek I
GREK 2002
Intermediate Greek II
GREK 2003
Intermediate Greek
GREK 2050
Intensive Elementary Greek I
GREK 2060
Intensive Elementary Greek II
GRMN 1001
Elementary German I
GRMN 1002
Elementary German II
GRMN 1110
Accelerated Elementary German
GRMN 1140H
Elementary German (Honors)
GRMN 2001
Intermediate German I
GRMN 2001E
Intermediate German I
GRMN 2001H
Intermediate German I (Honors)
GRMN 2002
Intermediate German II
GRMN 2110
Accelerated Intermediate German
GRMN 2140H
Intermediate German (Honors)
GRMN 2300
Introduction to German Culture Studies
GRMN 2400
Improbable Laughter? German Film Comedy
GRMN 3010
Language: Culture and Society I
GRMN 3015
Language: Business, Engineering, and Society
GRMN 3020
Language: Culture and Society II
GRMN 3110
Germania
GRMN 3120
German Courtly Literature
GRMN 3410
Revolution, Revolt, and Nationlism in the Nineteenth Century
GRMN 3550
Contemporary Issues in German Culture, Society, and Literature
GRMN 3610
Discourses of Post-War Literature
GRMN 3620H
The Wild Berlin of Bertolt Brecht (Honors)
GRMN 3710
The Wall
GRMN 3810
Literature in Music, Music in Literature
GRMN 3820
German Film
GRMN 3830
Children's and Youth Literature
GRMN 3840
The Jewish Experience in German Culture
GRMN 3870
The German Fairy Tale Tradition
GRMN 4015
Magic, Monsters, and the Occult in German Literature
GRMN 4100
Goethe and Islam
GRMN 4810
Contemporary Issues in German Business and Politics
HEBR 1001
Elementary Hebrew I
HEBR 1002
Elementary Hebrew II
HEBR 2003
Intermediate Hebrew I
HEBR 2004
Intermediate Hebrew II
HIPR 2072
Introduction to Global Heritage Conservation
HIST(LACS) 2221
Latin American Civilization to 1800
HIST(LACS) 2222
Latin American Civilization Since 1800
HIST 2301
History of Western Society to 1500
HIST 2302
History of Western Society Since 1500
HIST 2311H
Western Society to 1500 (Honors)
HIST 2312H
Western Society Since 1500 (Honors)
HIST(AFST) 2501
Introduction to African History to 1800
HIST(AFST) 2502
Survey of African History Since 1800
HIST 2600
East Asia in the World
HIST 2600H
East Asia in the World (Honors)
HIST 2701
World Civilizations I
HIST 2701H
World Civilizations I (Honors)
HIST 2702
World Civilizations II
HIST 2702H
World Civilizations II (Honors)
HNDI 1001
Elementary Hindi I
HNDI 1002
Elementary Hindi II
HNDI 2001-2001L
Intermediate Hindi
HNDI 2002
Intermediate Hindi
HORT 2990S
Understanding and Communicating with the Latino Community in the Green Industry
INDO 1001
Elementary Indonesian I
INDO 1002
Elementary Indonesian II
INDO 2003
Intermediate Indonesian I
INDO 2004
Intermediate Indonesian II
ITAL 1001
Elementary Italian
ITAL 1002
Elementary Italian
ITAL 1003
Elementary Intensive Italian
ITAL 1110
Accelerated Elementary Italian
ITAL 2001
Intermediate Italian
ITAL 2001E
Intermediate Italian
ITAL 2002
Intermediate Italian
ITAL 2002E
Intermediate Italian
ITAL 2030
Practical Italian Conversation
ITAL 2110
Accelerated Intermediate Italian
-1
ITAL 2110L
Intensive Intermediate Italian Laboratory
ITAL 2500
Italian Culture
ITAL 2500E
Italian Culture
ITAL 2600
Intensive Italian
ITAL 3010
Italian Conversation and Composition
JPNS 1001
Elementary Japanese I
JPNS 1002
Elementary Japanese II
JPNS 1100
Intensive Japanese
JPNS 2001
Intermediate Japanese I
JPNS 2002
Intermediate Japanese II
JPNS 3010
Advanced Japanese I
JPNS 3020
Advanced Japanese II
JPNS 4110
Advanced Japanese III
KREN 1001
Elementary Korean I
KREN 1002
Elementary Korean II
KREN 2001
Intermediate Korean I
KREN 2002
Intermediate Korean II
KREN 2011
Enhanced Intermediate Korean I
KREN 2022
Enhanced Intermediate Korean II
KREN 3001
Advanced Korean I
KREN 3002
Advanced Korean II
KREN 3011
Enhanced Advanced Korean I
KREN 3022
Enhanced Advanced Korean II
KREN 4001
Business Korean
KREN 4002
Business Korean II
LACS 1000
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean
LACS 1000E
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean
LACS 1000H
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean (Honors)
LACS 2002
Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean Studies II
LACS 2020
Multidisciplinary Caribbean Studies
LACS 2030
Multidisciplinary Brazilian Studies
LACS 2030I
Multidisciplinary Brazilian Studies
LACS 2040
Multidisciplinary Mexican Studies: A Transnational Perspective
LACS 2040I
Multidisciplinary Mexican Studies: A Transnational Perspective
LAND 2510
History of the Built Environment I: Landscape
LAND 2510E
History of the Built Environment I: Landscape
LAND 2520
History of the Built Environment II: Architecture
LAND 2520E
History of the Built Environment II: Architecture
LATN 1001
Elementary Latin I
LATN 1001W
Elementary Latin I
LATN 1002
Elementary Latin II
LATN 1002W
Elementary Latin II
LATN 2001
Intermediate Latin I
LATN 2002
Intermediate Latin II: Golden Age Latin Literature
LATN 2050
Intensive Elementary Latin I
LATN 2050E
Intensive Elementary Latin I
LATN 2060
Intensive Elementary Latin II
LATN 2060E
Intensive Elementary Latin II
LING 2100
The Study of Language
LING 2100E
The Study of Language
LING 2100H
The Study of Language (Honors)
PERS 1001
Elementary Persian I
PERS 1002
Elementary Persian II
PERS 1051
Elementary Tajiki I
PERS 1052
Elementary Tajiki II
PERS 2003
Intermediate Persian I
PERS 2004
Intermediate Persian II
PERS 2053
Intermediate Tajiki I
PORT 1001
Elementary Portuguese
PORT 1002
Elementary Portuguese
PORT 1110
Accelerated Elementary Portuguese
PORT 2001
Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 2002
Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 2120
Accelerated Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 2550
Luso-Brazilian Culture in the United States
PORT 2600
Intensive Portuguese
QUEC 1001
Elementary Quechua Language and Culture
QUEC 1002
Elementary Quechua Language and Culture II
QUEC 2001
Intermediate Quechua Language and Culture I
QUEC 2002
Intermediate Quechua Language and Culture II
RELI 1001
Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
RELI 1001E
Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
RELI 1002
Religions of India, China, and Japan
RELI 1002E
Religions of India, China, and Japan
RELI 1006
Religions of the World
RELI 1009
Introduction to Indigenous Religions
RELI 1009E
Introduction to Indigenous Religions
RELI(AFST) 1200
Introduction to Study of African Religion
RELI 1200E
Introduction to Study of African Religion
RELI 1300
Jews and Food
RELI 1400
Jews and Judaism in Popular Culture
RELI 2001H
Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (Honors)
RELI 2002H
Introduction to the Religions of India, China, and Japan (Honors)
RELI 4070/6070
Judaism
ROML 2550
Latino Literature, Language, and Culture
RUSS 1001
Elementary Russian I
RUSS 1002
Elementary Russian II
RUSS 1011
Intensive Elementary Russian I
RUSS 1012
Intensive Elementary Russian II
RUSS 2001
Intermediate Russian I
RUSS 2001L
Intermediate Russian Conversation I
RUSS 2002
Intermediate Russian II
RUSS 2002L
Intermediate Russian Conversation II
RUSS 2010
Russian for Heritage Speakers
RUSS 2011
Intensive Intermediate Russian I
RUSS 2050
20th-Century Russian Culture: The Soviet Experiment and its Aftermath
RUSS 3001
Russian Conversation and Composition I
RUSS 3002
Russian Conversation and Composition II
RUSS 3011
Intensive Russian Conversation and Composition I
RUSS 3012
Intensive Russian Conversation and Composition II
RUSS 3200
Russian Culture to the Time of the 1917 Revolution
RUSS 3300
Introduction to Russian Cinema
RUSS 4001
Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition
RUSS 4080
Nabokov
RUSS 4250
Pushkin
RUSS 4280
Chekhov
SCAN 1001
Elementary Scandinavian Language and Culture I
SCAN 1002
Elementary Scandinavian Language and Culture II
SLAV 1001
Elementary Slavic Language and Culture I
SLAV 1002
Elementary Slavic Language and Culture II
SLAV 2100
Slavic Folklore
SPAN 1001
Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 1001E
Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 1002
Elementary Spanish II
SPAN 1002E
Elementary Spanish II
SPAN 1110
Accelerated Elementary Spanish
SPAN 1110E
Accelerated Elementary Spanish
SPAN 2001
Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2001E
Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 2001H
Intermediate Spanish I (Honors)
SPAN 2002
Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 2002E
Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 2002H
Intermediate Spanish II (Honors)
SPAN 2030
Practical Spanish Conversation
SPAN 2120H
Accelerated Intermediate Spanish (Honors)
SPAN 2550
Latino Literature, Language, and Culture
SPAN 3011
Cultural Dialogues and Critical Reading and Writing for Spanish Heritage Speakers I
SWAH 1010
Elementary Swahili I
SWAH 1020
Elementary Swahili II
SWAH 2010
Intermediate Swahili I
SWAH 2020
Intermediate Swahili II
TURK 1001
Elementary Turkish I
TURK 1002
Elementary Turkish II
URDU 1001
Elementary Urdu I
URDU 1002
Elementary Urdu II
URDU 2003
Intermediate Urdu I
URDU 2004
Intermediate Urdu II
VIET 1001
Elementary Vietnamese
VIET 1002
Elementary Vietnamese II
VIET 2001
Intermediate Vietnamese
VIET 2002
Intermediate Vietnamese II
VIET 3001
Advanced Vietnamese I
VIET 3002
Advanced Vietnamese II
VIET 3007
Introduction to Vietnamese Literature
YORB 1010
Elementary Yoruba I
YORB(AFAM) 1020
Elementary Yoruba II
YORB(AFAM) 2010
Intermediate Yoruba I
YORB 2020
Intermediate Yoruba II
ZULU(AFAM) 1001
Elementary Zulu I
ZULU(AFAM) 2001
Intermediate Zulu I
ZULU(AFAM) 2002
Intermediate Zulu II
IV. Humanities and the Arts (3 Hours)
Preferred Course(s):
PHIL 2020
Logic and Critical Thinking
ARHI 2121
Introduction to Italian Art
ARHI 2300
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance
ARHI 2300E
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance
ARHI 2311H
Introduction to Art History: Prehistory to Renaissance (Honors)
ARHI 2400
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
ARHI 2400E
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary
ARHI 2411H
Introduction to Art History: Renaissance to Contemporary (Honors)
ARST 2100
Introduction to Painting and Visuality
ARST 2110
Intermediate Painting
ARST 2205
Introduction to Photography and Image Culture
ARST 2205L
Introduction to Photography and Image Culture Laboratory
ARST 2210
Introduction to Photography and Image Culture
ARST 2600
Jewelry and Metals: Design and Construction
ARTS 2000
Art Appreciation
ARTS 2000E
Art Appreciation
ARTS 2050
Cultural Diversity in American Art
ARTS 2050E
Cultural Diversity in American Art
CLAS 1000
Greek Culture
CLAS 1000E
Greek Culture
CLAS 1000H
Greek Culture (Honors)
CLAS 1010
Roman Culture
CLAS 1010E
Roman Culture
CLAS 1010H
Roman Culture (Honors)
CLAS 1020
Classical Mythology
CLAS 1020E
Classical Mythology
CLAS 1020H
Classical Mythology (Honors)
CLAS 3000
Introduction to Classical Europe
CLAS 3030
Ancient Sport
CLAS 3050
Ancient Sexuality
CLAS 4270/6270
Good and Evil in Antiquity
CMLT 2111
Introduction to Comparative Literature and Intercultural Studies
CMLT 2210
Western World Literature from Ancient Times to the Early Modern Period
CMLT 2212
World Literature
CMLT 2220
Western World Literature from the Early Modern Period to the Present
CMLT 2250H
Western World Literature from Ancient Times to the Early Modern Period (Honors)
CMLT 2260H
Western World Literature from the Early Modern Period to the Present (Honors)
CMLT 2270H
World Literature from Ancient Times to the Early Modern Period (Honors)
CMLT 2280H
World Literature from the Early Modern Period to the Present (Honors)
CMLT 2300
World Literature East and West
CMLT 2310
World Literature North and South
CMLT 2320H
World Literature East and West (Honors)
CMLT 2330H
World Literature North and South (Honors)
CMLT 2400
Asian-American Literature
CMLT 2410H
Asian-American Literature (Honors)
CMLT 2500
Comparative Ethnic American Literatures
CMLT 2510H
Comparative Ethnic American Literature (Honors)
CMLT(AFAM) 2600
Multicultural Black Diaspora Literature
CMLT 2610H
Multicultural Black Diaspora Literature (Honors)
COMM 1000
Introduction to Human Communication
COMM 1000E
Introduction to Human Communication
COMM 1110
Introduction to Public Speaking
COMM 1500
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COMM 1500E
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COMM 2150H
Perspective on Public Communication (Honors)
COMM 2550H
Perspective on Interpersonal Communication (Honors)
DANC 2010
Dance Appreciation
DANC 2010E
Dance Appreciation
ENGL 2310
English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700
ENGL 2310E
English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700
ENGL 2310W
English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700
ENGL 2320
British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present
ENGL 2330
American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914
ENGL 2340
American Literature from 1914 to the Present
ENGL 2350H
English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700 (Honors)
ENGL 2360H
British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present (Honors)
ENGL 2370H
American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914 (Honors)
ENGL 2380H
American Literature from 1914 to the Present (Honors)
ENGL 2390H
Multicultural Literature in America (Honors)
ENGL 2400
Multicultural Literature in America
FILM 2120
Introduction to Cinema
FILM 2121H
Introduction to Cinema (Honors)
FILM(AFAM) 2130
American Directors of Color
FREN 2700
Topics in French and Francophone Civilization
GRMN 2300
Introduction to German Culture Studies
GRMN 2400
Improbable Laughter? German Film Comedy
GRMN 3020
Language: Culture and Society II
GRMN 3110
Germania
GRMN 3120
German Courtly Literature
GRMN 3300
Introduction to German Cinema
GRMN 3560
German Film and Visual Culture
GRMN 3610
Discourses of Post-War Literature
GRMN 3620H
The Wild Berlin of Bertolt Brecht (Honors)
GRMN 3710
The Wall
GRMN 3810
Literature in Music, Music in Literature
GRMN 3820
German Film
GRMN 3830
Children's and Youth Literature
GRMN 3870
The German Fairy Tale Tradition
GRMN 4015
Magic, Monsters, and the Occult in German Literature
GRMN 4100
Goethe and Islam
ITAL 3030
Introduction to Italian Literature and Culture
LAND 1500
Design and the Environment
LAND 1500E
Design and the Environment
LAND 2510
History of the Built Environment I: Landscape
LAND 2510E
History of the Built Environment I: Landscape
LAND 2520
History of the Built Environment II: Architecture
LAND 2520E
History of the Built Environment II: Architecture
LAND 4580/6580
Landscapes in Literature, the Arts, and Popular Culture
LAND 4580E/6580E
Landscapes in Literature, the Arts, and Popular Culture
LATN 4000
Gateway Latin
LLED 2110
Survey of Diverse Literature for Young Audiences
LLED 2110E
Survey of Diverse Literature for Young Audiences
LLED 2110S
Survey of Diverse Literature for Young Audiences-Service Learning
MUSI 2020
Introduction to Music
MUSI 2020E
Introduction to Music
MUSI 2040
History of Popular Music
MUSI 2040E
History of Popular Music
MUSI 2040H
History of Popular Music (Honors)
MUSI 2041
Global-Popular Music
MUSI 2050
Survey of Jazz History
MUSI 2060
History and Analysis of Rock Music
MUSI(AFST)(AFAM) 2080
African American Music
MUSI(AFST)(AFAM) 2080E
African American Music
MUSI 2090
Music and Film
MUSI 2200H
Honors Seminar in Music
MUSI 2300
Music in Athens
MUSI 2300H
Music in Athens (Honors)
MUSI 2600
Introduction to Media Music
PHIL 2010
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2010E
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2010H
Introduction to Philosophy (Honors)
PHIL 2020
Logic and Critical Thinking
PHIL 2020E
Logic and Critical Thinking
PHIL 2020H
Logic and Critical Thinking (Honors)
RELI 1003
Introduction to Religious Thought
RELI 1003E
Introduction to Religious Thought
RELI 1007
Reading the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
RELI 1007E
Reading the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
RELI 1008
Reading the New Testament
RELI 2003H
Introduction to Religious Thought (Honors)
RELI 2008
The Gospel of Mark
ROML 2150
Language Diversity and Linguistic Identity: Romance Languages in the United States
ROML 2550
Latino Literature, Language, and Culture
RUSS 2050
20th-Century Russian Culture: The Soviet Experiment and its Aftermath
RUSS 3160
Madness, Desire, and Death in 19th-Century Russian Culture and Literature
RUSS 3200
Russian Culture to the Time of the 1917 Revolution
RUSS 3300
Introduction to Russian Cinema
RUSS 4080
Nabokov
RUSS 4250
Pushkin
RUSS 4280
Chekhov
SLAV 2100
Slavic Folklore
SLAV 3400
Kind of Human: Animals, Children, and Robots in Russian and East European Literature and Art
SOWK 2155
Communication as a Helping Professional
SPAN 2150
Language Diversity and Linguistic Identity: Spanish in the United States
SPAN 2550
Latino Literature, Language, and Culture
THEA 2000
Appreciation of Theatre
THEA 2100H
Appreciation of Theatre (Honors)
THEA 2110
Voices of Diversity in American Drama and Theatre
THEA 2110E
Voices of Diversity in American Drama and Theatre
THEA 2131H
American Ethnic Cinema (Honors)
Students who have not met the Georgia and U.S. Constitution requirement by examination should enroll in
POLS 1101
A passing grade on an examination on the history of the United States and Georgia is required to satisfy the United States and Georgia History Requirement for all persons receiving a baccalaureate degree from the University, unless exempted by one of the following courses:
HIST 2111
HIST 2112
HIST 3080H
. Examinations are given at University Testing Services. Reexamination is permitted. Contact University Testing Services at (706) 542-3183 for information.
No preferred courses for this area. See the list of core course options below.
AAEC 2580
Applied Microeconomic Principles
AAEC 2580E
Applied Microeconomic Principles
AAEC 2710
Food Fights: Analysis of Global Food Policy Issues
AFAM(HIST) 2000
Introduction to African American Studies
AFAM 2000H
Introduction to African American Studies
AFST(ANTH)(CMLT)(GEOG)(SOCI)(RELI) 2100
Introduction to Africa
AFST 2100E
Introduction to Africa
ALDR(AFST)(LACS) 3820
Reflections on Fighting Hunger
ALDR(AFST)(LACS) 3820E
Reflections on Fighting Hunger
ALDR 3820H
Reflections on Fighting Hunger (Honors)
ANTH 1102
Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 1102E
Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH 2002
Tombs and Temples
ANTH 2002E
Tombs and Temples
ANTH 2120H
Introduction to Anthropology (Honors)
ANTH 2265
Cultural Anthropology for Everyone
ANTH 2700
Anthropology of Sport
CLAS 3010
Introduction to the Classical Americas
CLAS(ANTH) 3015
Introduction to Classical Archaeology
CLAS(ANTH) 3015E
Introduction to Classical Archaeology
CLAS 3040
Ancient Science and Technology
CLAS 4170/6170
Environmental History of Greece and Rome
CLAS 4180/6180
Archaeology of Late Antiquity
CLAS 4190/6190
Climate Change and Catastrophes in Antiquity
ECON 2100
Economics of Environmental Quality
ECON 2100E
Economics of Environmental Quality
ECON 2105
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2105H
Principles of Macroeconomics (Honors)
ECON 2106
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 2106E
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 2106H
Principles of Microeconomics (Honors)
ECON 2200
Economic Development of the United States
ECON 2200E
Economic Development of the United States
ECON 2200H
Economic Development of the United States (Honors)
EDUC 2500
Politics and American Education
ENVM 2060
Green Economics
ENVM 3060
Principles of Resource Economics
ENVM 3060E
Principles of Resource Economics
ETAP 2200
Education Around the World
ETAP 2200E
Education Around the World
FANR(GEOG) 2200
International Issues in Natural Resources and Conservation
FHCE 1110
Consumers In Our Society
GEOG 1101
Human Geography: People, Places, and Cultures
GEOG 1101E
Human Geography: People, Places, and Cultures
GEOG 1103
Cultural Geography of the United States
GEOG 1125
Resources, Society, and the Environment
GEOG 1125E
Resources, Society, and the Environment
GEOG 1130
Introduction to World Geography
GEOG 2010H
Introduction to Human Geography (Honors)
GEOG 2130H
Cultural Geography of the United States (Honors)
GEOG 2250H
Resources, Society, and the Environment (Honors)
GEOG 2610
Geography of Georgia
HDFS 2100
Relationship Development, Maintenance, and Dissolution
HDFS 2100E
Relationship Development, Maintenance, and Dissolution
HDFS 2100H
Relationship Development, Maintenance, and Dissolution (Honors)
HDFS 2200
Lifespan Development
HDFS 2200E
Lifespan Development
HDFS 2200H
Lifespan Development (Honors)
HIPR 2000
Introduction to Historic Preservation
HIST(AFST) 2052
Multiculturalism in Modern America
HIST 2111
American History to 1865
HIST 2111E
American History to 1865
HIST 2111H
United States Survey to 1865 (Honors)
HIST 2112
American History Since 1865
HIST 2112E
American History Since 1865
HIST 2112H
History of the United States 1865 to Present (Honors)
HIST(LACS) 2221
Latin American Civilization to 1800
HIST(LACS) 2222
Latin American Civilization Since 1800
HIST 2301
History of Western Society to 1500
HIST 2302
History of Western Society Since 1500
HIST 2311H
Western Society to 1500 (Honors)
HIST 2312H
Western Society Since 1500 (Honors)
HIST(AFST) 2501
Introduction to African History to 1800
HIST(AFST) 2502
Survey of African History Since 1800
HIST 2600
East Asia in the World
HIST 2701
World Civilizations I
HIST 2701H
World Civilizations I (Honors)
HIST 2702
World Civilizations II
HIST 2702H
World Civilizations II (Honors)
IHDD 2001
Introduction to Disability
INTL 1100
Introduction to Global Issues
INTL 1100E
Introduction to Global Issues
INTL 1100H
Introduction to Global Issues (Honors)
LACS 1000
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean
LACS 1000H
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean (Honors)
LACS 2002
Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean Studies II
LACS 2010
Multidisciplinary Latino/a Studies
LACS 2030
Multidisciplinary Brazilian Studies
LACS 2030I
Multidisciplinary Brazilian Studies
LACS 2040
Multidisciplinary Mexican Studies: A Transnational Perspective
LACS 2040I
Multidisciplinary Mexican Studies: A Transnational Perspective
LAND 2330
Place, Society, and Design
PHIL 1005
Contemporary Ethical Issues
PHIL 2030
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 2030E
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 2030H
Introduction to Ethics (Honors)
PHIL 2400
Philosophy, Science, and Nature
PHIL 2400H
Philosophy, Science, and Nature (Honors)
POLS 1101
American Government
POLS 1101E
American Government
POLS 1101H
American Government (Honors)
POLS 1101S
American Government through Service-Learning
PSYC 1030H
General Psychology (Honors)
PSYC 1101
Elementary Psychology
PSYC 1101E
Elementary Psychology
RELI(NAMS) 2004
Introduction to Religion in Native American Cultures
RELI(NAMS) 2004H
Introduction to Religion in Native American Cultures (Honors)
RELI(AFAM) 2005
African American Religions: An Introduction
RELI 2013
Law and Religion
RELI 2013H
Law and Religion (Honors)
RUSS 3300
Introduction to Russian Cinema
SOCI 1101
Introductory Sociology
SOCI 1101E
Introductory Sociology
SOCI 1101H
Introductory Sociology (Honors)
SOCI(AFAM) 2020
African American Society
SOCI 2420
Class, Status, and Power
SOCI 2470
Deviance and Social Control
SOCI 2600
Social Problems
SOCI(AFAM) 2820
Race and Ethnicity in America
SOCI(AFAM) 2820H
Race and Ethnicity in America (Honors)
SOWK 2154
Introduction to Social Work
WMST 1110
Multicultural Perspectives on Women in the United States
WMST 1110E
Multicultural Perspectives on Women in the United States
WMST 1110H
Multicultural Perspectives on Women in the United States (Honors)
WMST 2010
Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WMST 2010H
Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (Honors)
WMST 2020
Introduction to Transnational Women’s and Gender Studies
WMST 2300
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies
COMM 1110
Introduction to Public Speaking
COMM 1500
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
Choose 1 course(s) from the following:
AFAM(HIST) 2000
Introduction to African American Studies
AFST(ANTH)(CMLT)(GEOG)(SOCI)(RELI) 2100
Introduction to Africa
CMLT 2400
Asian-American Literature
COMM 1800
Cultural Diversity in Communication
ENGL 2400
Multicultural Literature in America
FILM(AFAM) 2130
American Directors of Color
HIST(AFST) 2052
Multiculturalism in Modern America
HIST(LACS) 2222
Latin American Civilization Since 1800
HIST(AFST) 2502
Survey of African History Since 1800
LACS 1000
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean
PSYC(AFAM) 2150
Understanding Cultural Diversity
RELI 1002
Religions of India, China, and Japan
RELI(NAMS) 2004
Introduction to Religion in Native American Cultures
RELI(AFAM) 2005
African American Religions: An Introduction
RUSS 2050
20th-Century Russian Culture: The Soviet Experiment and its Aftermath
SOCI(AFAM) 2020
African American Society
SOCI(AFAM) 2820
Race and Ethnicity in America
WMST 1110
Multicultural Perspectives on Women in the United States
WMST 2010
Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WMST 2300
Introduction to LGBTQ Studies
Fourth semester of any foreign language
Choose 2 course(s) from the following:
CSCI 1210
Computer Modeling and Science
ECON 2105
Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2106
Principles of Microeconomics
HDFS 2100
Relationship Development, Maintenance, and Dissolution
HDFS 2200
Lifespan Development
LING 2100
The Study of Language
PHIL 2010
Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2020
Logic and Critical Thinking
PHIL 2400
Philosophy, Science, and Nature
PHIL 2500
Symbolic Logic
PSYC 2101
The Psychology of Adjustment
SOCI 2470
Deviance and Social Control
SOCI 2730
Social Interaction
A baccalaureate degree program must require at least 21 semester hours of upper division courses in the major field and at least 39 semester hours of upper division work overall.
Required Courses (27 hours)
COMM 3300
Introduction to Rhetorical Criticism
COMM 3700
Empirical Research Methods in Communication
Choose a maximum of 2 course(s) from the following:
COMM
prefix courses numbered 2000-2999
Choose 5 to 7 courses from the following:
COMM
prefix courses numbered 3000-5999
A maximum of 6 hours of 2000-level credit can count in Required Courses.
Communication Studies majors may use no more than six (6) hours of transfer credit for COMM major courses (at the 1000 or 2000-level) taken at other institutions; anything over this can count for general electives. Transfer students must take the two COMM methodology courses (COMM 3300 and COMM 3700) at UGA.
General Electives (33 hours)
Choose 12 to 18 credit hours from the following:
Upper-division courses
Choose 15 to 21 credit hours from the following:
Any level courses
120 hours
(This total does not include the 1-hour P.E. requirement)
Applied and theoretic knowledge of communication processes are the most valuable foundations for any career. Graduates in Communication Studies pursue a wide variety of career options. Some of the most popular post-graduate careers include personnel management, organizational administration, sales, corporate education and training, and public relations in private or public sector organizations. A major in Communication Studies is also excellent preparation for law school, business school, or other professional and graduate training.
Introductory courses in both interpersonal communication and public speaking are required as part of Core Area VI. These may be transferred from other institutions, as may a second-year-level course (e.g., advanced public communication). The two required methodology classes must be taken at UGA. Upper division courses in the major must also be taken at UGA for credit toward the major. If taken at another institution, these courses can count for general elective credit. Communication Studies majors may use no more than 6 hours of transfer credit for COMM major courses (at the 1000- or 2000-level) taken at other institutions; anything over this can count for general elective credit.
The Olive M. Cone Scholarship is awarded each year to a Communication Studies major who exemplifies high academic achievement and commitment to the discipline. A limited number of scholarships are also available to students who participate in the Georgia Debate Union.
Internship credit may be available to Communication Studies majors who have a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA, who exceed a 3.0 major GPA, who have completed either COMM 3700 or COMM 3300, and who have also taken at least one 1000- or 2000-level COMM course and one COMM course at the 3000- or 4000-level. Students must arrange for a faculty member to direct the internship. Internship credit is worth a total of 3 upper-level credit hours which will count as major course work, COMM 4910.
Contact the department for information about online major course offerings.
Four-Year Program of Study
Four-Year Program of Study
The following program of study provides a path for students to complete this degree program in four years.
Fall Year 1
Area I Foundation Course
Area II Life Sciences Course
Area II Physical Sciences Course
General Elective Course
ENGL 1101
English Composition I
Spring Year 1
ENGL 1102
English Composition II
FYOS 1001
First-Year Odyssey Seminar
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
PHIL 2020
Logic and Critical Thinking
STAT 2000
Introductory Statistics
Summer Year 1
N/A
Fall Year 2
COMM 1110
Introduction to Public Speaking
COMM
2000-level Course
PEDB
Course
General Elective Course
Area VI Course
Area VI Course
Spring Year 2
COMM 1500
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COMM
2000-level Course
General Elective Course (Upper Division)
General Elective Course
Area VI Course
Summer Year 2
N/A
Fall Year 3
COMM 3300
Introduction to Rhetorical Criticism
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
Choose 1 course(s) from the following:
COMM
3000-level Course
COMM
4000-level Course
Spring Year 3
COMM 3700
Empirical Research Methods in Communication
General Elective Course (Upper Division)
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
Choose 1 course(s) from the following:
COMM
3000-level Course
COMM
4000-level Course
Summer Year 3
N/A
Fall Year 4
General Elective Course (Upper Division)
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
Choose 2 course(s) from the following:
COMM
3000-level Course
COMM
4000-level Course
Spring Year 4
General Elective Course (Upper Division)
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
General Elective Course
Choose 1 course(s) from the following:
COMM
3000-level Course
COMM
4000-level Course
Summer Year 4
N/A
University-Wide Requirements
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