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J 404. Internship: [Topic]. 1-9 Credits.
Repeatable for maximum of 9 credits.
Journalism
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/journalism_comm/journalism/
The University of Oregon undergraduate program is based on the premise that the best professional communicator is broadly educated. In accordance with national accrediting standards, students must take at least 104 credits in courses outside the School of Journalism and Communication. A maximum of 76 credits in the 180-credit undergraduate program may be in journalism and communication courses. Students learn about media practice and effects. They study the role of the media in society, the history of journalism, visual communication, the ethics of media practices, the economics of the media, new media technologies, international communication, diversity in the media, and the legal and social responsibilities of the media.
Journalism: Media Studies
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/journalism_comm/mediastudies/
The University of Oregon undergraduate program is based on the premise that the best professional communicator is broadly educated. In accordance with national accrediting standards, students must take at least 104 credits in courses outside the School of Journalism and Communication. A maximum of 76 credits in the 180-credit undergraduate program may be in journalism and communication courses. Students learn about media practice and effects. They study the role of the media in society, the history of journalism, visual communication, the ethics of media practices, the economics of the media, new media technologies, international communication, diversity in the media, and the legal and social responsibilities of the media.
Journalism: Public Relations
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/journalism_comm/publicrelations/
The University of Oregon undergraduate program is based on the premise that the best professional communicator is broadly educated. In accordance with national accrediting standards, students must take at least 104 credits in courses outside the School of Journalism and Communication. A maximum of 76 credits in the 180-credit undergraduate program may be in journalism and communication courses. Students learn about media practice and effects. They study the role of the media in society, the history of journalism, visual communication, the ethics of media practices, the economics of the media, new media technologies, international communication, diversity in the media, and the legal and social responsibilities of the media.
Planning, Public Policy and Management
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/aaa/planningpublicpolicyandmgmt/
...Los Angeles. (2018) Robert J. Choquette, senior instructor...of Internship: [Topic] ( PPPM 404 ) may count toward...
Art
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/aaa/art/
...Bard. (2001) Emeriti Laura J. Alpert, associate professor...in Internship: [Topic] ( ARTD 404 ) and a maximum...
English
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/arts_sciences/english/
...2016, Vanderbilt. (2018) Martha J. Bayless, professor (medieval...494 ) , Internship: [Topic] ( ENG 404 ) or Independent Writing...
Environmental Studies
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/arts_sciences/environmentalstudies/
...feminisms, blue humanities). Brendan J. M. Bohannan , professor...of Internship: [Topic] ( ENVS 404 ) . To fulfill the...
Reader's Guide to the Catalog
http://catalog.uoregon.edu/readersguide/
...Interdisciplinary Studies ITAL Italian J Journalism JC Joint...College Teaching 403 Thesis 404 Internship: [Topic] 405...