CURRICULUM IN ADVERTISING


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For the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Advertising

Department of Advertising
103 Gregory Hall
810 South Wright
Urbana, IL 61801
(217) 333-1602

To be graduated from the advertising curriculum, a student must meet the general University and college requirements for the degree listed on College of Communications General Requirements and must complete the following courses:
HOURS REQUIRED COURSES
3 ADV 281--Introduction to Advertising
3 ADV 381--Advertising Research Methods
3 ADV 382--Advertising Creative Strategy and Tactics
3 ADV 383--Advertising Media Strategy and Tactics
3 ADV 391--Advertising Management: Planning
3 ADV 392--Advertising Management: Strategy and Tactics
3 ADV 393--Advertising in Contemporary Society
6 A minimum of two courses from this list:
JOURN 217--History of Communications
JOURN 218--Communications and Public Opinion
JOURN 220--Communications and Popular Culture
JOURN 231--Mass Communications in a Democratic Society
JOURN 241--Law and Communications
JOURN 251--Social Aspects of Mass Communications
3 Advertising, journalism, or communications electives (no more than 9 hours)
30 Total (no more than 36)
3-6 A specified course or courses in statistical methods see footnote 1
6 ECON 102 and ECON 103--Micro- and Macroconomic Principles
3 B ADM 202--Principles of Marketing see footnote 2
7-8 Two of the following:
PSYCH 100--Introduction to Psychology
SOC 100--Introduction to Sociology
ANTH 103--Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Footnotes: 1. Currently acceptable courses: EDPSY 390; ECON 172, ECON 173; PSYCH 235; STAT 100; SOC 185; MATH 161; and AGRON 340.
footnote 2. These courses may be credited toward the college requirement of 20 hours of advanced social studies, arts, and sciences.


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