Oct 05, 2024  
2024-2025 Rowan University Academic Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Rowan University Academic Catalog

Accelerated Dual Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Advertising, Master of Arts in Strategic Communication


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Overview

This program provides a seamless transition between undergraduate and graduate coursework through a single five-year degree program to earn both degrees. Upon completion, graduates will possess both the theoretical and practical knowledge to perform duties relevant to work in the field, including positions with a strategic management focus. Rowan University currently offers a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising and a Master of Arts in Strategic Communication. The accelerated program allows students to obtain both degrees in 5 years (141 credits total) providing a cost-effective and efficient option.

Accelerated Dual Degree Undergraduate Program Requirements – BA in Advertising


General Education Courses 42 s.h.


Rowan Core 9 s.h.


Rowan Literacies 15 s.h.


Non-Program Courses 18 s.h.


BA in Advertising Coursework


Related Electives (choose from bank): 6 s.h.


Free Electives: 39 s.h.


(Graduate work will fulfill 12 of the undergraduate free electives)

Accelerated Dual Degree Graduate Program Requirements


Required MA Courses taken as an Undergraduate ADD Student: 12 s.h.


Elective Graduate MA courses taken while a Graduate ADD Student: 9 s.h.


Elective courses permit the MA student to tailor the program to special needs for career development. These elective courses include some of the following courses (other course offerings may be available):

Total Required Credits for the Graduate Portion of the Program: 33 s.h.


This number includes the 12 graduate credits that may be applied toward both the graduate and undergraduate program.

Total Required Credits for the Entire ADD Program: 141 s.h.


Program Advisor
Dr. Bokyung Kim
301 W. High Street
kimb@rowan.edu

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