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Master of Science Program in Publication Management
45.0 credits

General Requirements
Graduation from the program requires the successful completion of all program pre- and co-requisites and 45 credits of graduate coursework.

Curriculum

Required courses			30.0 Credits
COM 510	Technical Writing		3.0
COM 570	Technical and Science Editing		3.0
PMGT 630	Publishing Environment		3.0
PMGT 631	Page Design and Production		3.0
PMGT 635	Periodicals Publishing		3.0
PMGT 730	Book Publishing		3.0
PMGT 745	Electronic Publishing		3.0
PMGT 735	Publication Budgeting and Estimating		3.0
PMGT 740	Publications Marketing		3.0
PMGT 800	Independent Study		3.0
or
PMGT 801	Independent Project		3.0
Elective courses			15.0 Credits
Students select five additional courses for 15 elective credits. One course (3 credits) must be a COM elective.
Electives may include, but are not limited to the following:
COM 500	Persuasive Writing and Reading in Communication		3.0
COM 520	Science Writing		3.0
COM 530	Technical and Science Photography		3.0
COM 540	Technical and Science Graphics		3.0
COM 610	Theories of Communication and Persuasion		3.0
COM 620	Message Design and Evaluation		3.0
COM 630	Developing Software Documentation		3.0
COM 640	Desktop Publishing		3.0
COM 645	Strategy and Design for Multimedia		3.0
COM 650	Telecommunications Policy		3.0
COM 655	Telecommunication Policy in the Information Age		3.0
COM 660	Investigative Journalism		3.0
COM 665	Journalists, Courts and the Law		3.0
COM 670	Medical Writing		3.0
COM 675	Grant Writing: Arts/Humanities		3.0
COM 680	Public Relations Strategies		3.0
COM 690	Special Topics in Communication		3.0
COM 865	Interconnections: Science and Technology, Literature and the Arts		3.0
COM 875	Ethics for Technical and Scientific Communication		3.0
COM 880	Ethics for Public Communication		3.0
ORGB 625	Leadership and Professional Development		3.0
MKTG 601	Marketing Strategy and Planning		3.0
MKTG 630	Global Marketing		3.0