Journalism of Technology, Science, and Business - Illinois Institute of Technology

Journalism of Technology, Science, and Business from Illinois Institute of Technology is a Campus Bachelor Business Communication degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Journalists are the conduits through which we get the information we need to live our lives, empowering us to plan daily activities and make decisions about families, communities, nations, and the world. Journalists also set agendas. Through their choices about what they report and how they report it, journalists can inform us about significant events, inflate insignificant events, or deprive us of information we need. The fact is that journalism may be the most crucial profession in this Information Age: without fair, thorough, reliable, and ethical reporting, economies sputter, science and technology slow to a crawl, and democracies wither and die. At IIT, we specialize in the journalism of technology, science, and business because of IIT's strengths in these areas. But we also take seriously journalists' responsibilities to their communities--large and small, present and future--and to the world at large. That's why our curriculum has two large concentrations of courses: (1) journalism, and related subjects such as humanities and social science, and (2) technology, science, and business. In fact, you'll do about 3.5 semesters of your 8 semesters' worth of course work in both of these areas, with the remaining semester's worth in inter-professional projects (IPROs) and free electives. View more details on Illinois Institute of Technology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Business Communication courses.