Interactive and Virtual Digital Communication certificate

The graduate academic certificate in interactive and virtual digital communication combines the best of two nationally accredited programs to train students in the most up-to-date written, visual and technical competencies required to successfully communicate in today’s online and information world. The graduate academic certificate in interactive and virtual digital communication requires the completion of 18 hours.

Certificate requirements, 18 hours

JOUR 5500 - Integrated Communications
or
JOUR 5320 - New Technologies of Mass Communication
INFO 5040 - Information Behavior
INFO 5615 - Electronic Databases and Information Services
JOUR 5130 - International Advertising and Public Relations Study Abroad
JOUR 5520 - Advanced Study in Advertising and Public Relations for Social Good
LTEC 5200 - New Technologies of Instruction
LTEC 5260 - Computer Graphics for Mediated Communications
These courses may also be applied to a master’s degree in journalism.

Disclosures

The Gainful Employment Disclosures for Graduate Academic Certificates may be found at tgs.unt.edu/future-students/graduate-admissions/other-graduate-opportunities/gainful-employment.