B.A. in Communication Studies (34-38 hours)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 211 Public Speaking (3)
- CTA 241 Media: Impacts and Influences (3)
- CTA 300 Placement Seminar (1)
- CTA 302 Rhetorical Theory (3)
- CTA 306 Interpersonal Communication in Film and Television (3)
- CTA 309 Small Group Theory for Teams and Leadership (3)
- CTA 333 Intercultural Communication (3)
- CTA 399 Independent Study or 499 Internship (1-3), 400 Communication Research (3)
- Six to ten hours from CTA 200, 205, 301, 413, Soc 306, 331, 333, 361, Psy 341, 442, 451, ECTA 350, Psy/Bus 351, Bus 443, Soc 201, 345, Psy 421, 445, SW 201, Theo 485 or other electives in interpersonal, group or family communication.
B. A. in English (37 hours)
- Eng 221 Intermediate Writing (3)
- Eng 231 Studies in the English Language (3)
- Eng 300 Placement Seminar (1)
- Two courses from Eng 326, 327, and 328; 341 or 342 or 343, 362 or 363 or 364, 366, 381 or 382 or 384, 383 or 385, 431, and six hours to be selected from the preceding options and Eng 391, 392, 411, 412.
[Eng 324 The Nebraska Story or The New England Study Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably American Literature. Eng 361 The London Literary Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably British Literature or Shakespeare. Eng 387 Modern and Postmodern Drama may be substituted for the Modern Literature requirement (Eng 383 or 385).]
B.A. in Journalism and Public Relations (44 hours)
- Art 235 Basic Digital Photography (3)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 211 Public Speaking (3)
- CTA 225 Writing and Reporting (3)
- CTA 226 Journalistic Design (3)
- CTA 241 Media: Impacts and Influences (3)
- CTA 242 Introduction to Broadcast Journalism (3)
- CTA 281 Business Communication (3)
- CTA 296 Journalism Practicum (1)
- CTA 300 Placement Seminar (1)
- CTA 301 Public Relations (3)
- CTA 302 Rhetorical Theory (3)
- CTA 327 Advanced Writing and Reporting (3)
- CTA 400 Communication Research (3)
- CTA 399 Independent Study or 499 Internship (The internship should be taken for three credit hours.)
- Eng 221 Intermediate Writing or 326 Poetry Writing or 327 Fiction Writing or 328 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3).
B.A. in Language and Rhetoric (34 hours)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 211 Public Speaking (3)
- CTA 241 Media: Impacts and Influences (3)
- CTA 300 Placement Seminar (1)
- CTA 302 Rhetorical Theory (3)
- CTA 311 Persuasion, Argumentation and Debate (3)
- CTA 400 Communication Research (3)
- Eng 221 Intermediate Writing (3)
- Two courses from Eng 326 Poetry Writing, 327 Fiction Writing, and 328 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3)
- Eng 231 Studies in the English Language (3) or 431 English Language and Linguistics (3)
- One course from CTA 200, 225, 306, 333, ECTA 350, and Eng 412.
B.A. in Theatre (37-44 hours)
- CTA 152 Basic Acting Technique (3)
- CTA 153 Theatre History (3)
- CTA 154 Creative Drama (3)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 211 Public Speaking (3)
- CTA 232 Costume and Makeup Design (2)
- CTA 233 Stage Scenery, Lighting and Sound (4)
- CTA 241 Media: Impacts and Influences (3)
- CTA 300 Placement Seminar (1)
- CTA 302 Rhetorical Theory (3)
- CTA 373 Play Production (3)
- CTA 400 Communication Research (3)
- Six to ten hours from CTA 200, 231, 242, 298, 299, 333, 399, 499, and ECTA 350.
B.A. in World and Intercultural Studies (45 hours)
1. Core Requirements: Three hours of modern foreign language (level determined by student’s previous language study in high school and ECTA chairperson), an approved international or intercultural practicum, twelve hours from Geog 202, Soc 201, CTA 333, Theo 390, PS 211, Eng 381or 382 or 384; Hist 131, 132, Mu 213, HHP 489.
2. Track Requirements: Thirty hours from no fewer than two tracks (21 hours must be taken from courses 300 level or higher). Core courses from above may be used as track electives if they have not been used to fulfill the core requirement. Various study tours for academic credit may be substituted for credit in the major with approval.
- Arts, History and Literature track: Art 161, 195, 260, 271, 272, 273, Literature (up to 9 hrs of upper-level courses), History (up to 9 hrs of upper-level courses), Gero/Eng 411, CTA 153, 151, Mu 211, 212, 213, ChMu 213, 313, 411, Soc 417, Theo 371.
- Language Studies track: CTA 203, 302, up to 9 hrs of modern foreign language, up to 9 hrs of Latin, Greek or Hebrew; Eng 231, 431, Phil 201, 202, language study abroad (up to 9 hrs)
- Contemporary Issues track: CTA 241, Econ 101, Geog 315, 320, Gero/CTA 413, Gero 400, 414, 419, HHP 489, 480, 484, 486, PS 211, Soc 221, Theo 483.
- Social and Regional Studies track: Bio 362, 363, CTA 333, Geog 202, 311, 331, 341, 345, 391, Gero/CTA 205, GS 301, PS 111, Soc 201, 331, 312, 335, 361, Soc 333/Gero 402, Theo 375, 390, Theo 489.
Minors in English, Communication, and Theatre
Minors are available to all students. Minors are not available in an area similar to a student's major.
Communication (18 hours)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 211 Public Speaking (3)
- CTA 225 Writing and Reporting (3)
- CTA 241 Media: Impacts and Influences (3)
- Six hours from CTA 281, 301, 306, 311, 333, 400, 413, ECTA 350
Composition and Rhetoric (21 hours)
- CTA 225 Writing and Reporting (3)
- CTA 302 Rhetorical Theory (3)
- Eng 221 Intermediate Writing (3)
- Eng 231 Studies in the English Language (3)
- Eng 328 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3)
- Eng 431 English Language and Linguistics (3)
- Three hours from CTA 200, 203 , 311, 399, 499, Eng 499, ECTA 350, Phil 201, 202, 301
English (21 hours)
- Eng 341 or 342 or 343 American Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 362 or 363 or 364 British Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 366 Shakespeare (3) or 381 or 382 or 384 World Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 221 Intermediate Writing or 326 Poetry Writing or 327 Fiction Writing or 328 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3)
- Eng 231 Studies in the English Language 93)
- Six additional hours of English above Eng 201
[Eng 324 The Nebraska Story or The New England Study Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably American Literature. Eng 361 The London Literary Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably British Literature or Shakespeare. Eng 387 Modern and Postmodern Drama may be substituted for the Modern Literature requirement (Eng 383 or 385).]
Intercultural Communication (21 hours)
- Educ 425A English as a Second Language/Foreign Language Instruction, Curriculum, and Assessment (3)
- Educ 425B English as a Second Language/Foreign Language Instruction, Curriculum, and Assessment (3)
- Educ 426
- CTA 333 Intercultural Communication (3)
- Six hours from CTA 203, 306, 400, ECTA 350, Eng 231, 431
- Three hours of international study experience
Interpersonal Communication (18 hours)
- CTA 203 Communication Theory (3)
- CTA 306 Interpersonal Communication in Film and Television (3)
- CTA 309 Small Group Theory for Teams and Leadership (3)
- CTA 333 Intercultural Communication (3)
- Six hours from CTA 200, 205, 301, 400, 413, Psy/Soc 306, Soc 201, 331, 333, 361, Psy 341, 421, 442, 445, 451, ECTA 350, Bus/Psy 351, Bus 443, SW 201, Theo 485
Journalism and Public Relations (18 hours)
- Art 235 Basic Digital Photography (3)
- CTA 225 Writing and Reporting (3)
- CTA 226 Journalistic Design (3)
- CTA 242 Introduction to Broadcast Journalism (3)
- CTA 301 Public Relations (3)
- CTA 327 Advanced Writing and Reporting (3)
Literature (18 hours)
- Eng 341 or 342 or 343 American Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 362 or 363 or 364 or 366 British Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 381 or 382 or 384 World Literature I, II, III (3)
- Eng 383 Modern Poetry or 385 Psychological and Sociological Analysis of Modern Literature (3)
- Six hours from the preceding options or Eng 391, 392, 399, 411, 499, Grk 301, 302, 401, Heb 202, 301, 302, 401, Theo 242, 251, 252, Span 341, 342
[Eng 324 The Nebraska Story or The New England Study Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably American Literature. Eng 361 The London Literary Tour may be substituted for any English course, preferably British Literature or Shakespeare. Eng 387 Modern and Postmodern Drama may be substituted for the Modern Literature requirement (Eng 383 or 385).]
Performing Arts (18 hours)
- CTA 152 Basic Acting Technique (3)
- CTA 153 Theatre History (3)
- CTA 154 Creative Drama (3)
- CTA 373 Play Production (3)
- Nine hours from CTA 231, 232, 233, 241, 242
Writing (18 hours)
- CTA 225 Writing and Reporting (3)
- Eng 231 Studies in the English Language (3)
- Twelve hours from Eng 221 Intermediate Writing (3), 326 Poetry Writing (3), 327 Fiction Writing (3), 328 Creative Nonfiction Writing (3), 399 Independent Study, 412 Life Review, Autobiography and Creative Nonfiction (3), 499 Internship
- Only three hours may be Independent Study.

