3 units
- Skills Courses
- Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
Offered: Summer 2027 (not offered), Spring 2027 (unknown), Fall 2026 (unknown)
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- Journalism, B.A. (2026-27) - Skills Courses
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- Journalism, Emphasis in Media Studies, B.A. (2026-27) - Skills Courses
- Journalism, Emphasis in Media Studies, B.A. (2025-26) - Skills Courses
- Latin American Studies Minor (2026-27) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
- Latin American Studies Minor (2025-26) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
- Latin American Studies Minor (2024-25) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
- Latin American Studies, B.A. (2026-27) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
- Latin American Studies, B.A. (2025-26) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
- Latin American Studies, B.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2024-25) - Group A: History, Politics, and Economics
U.S.-Mexico border research and reporting techniques. Cultural, ethical, legal issues associated with border news coverage to include regulations from both Mexican and U.S. governments.
Prerequisites
JMS 220 with a grade of C (2.0) or better and admission to a major in the School of Journalism and Media Studies or graduate standing.
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- Who can take it
- JMS 220 with a grade of C (2.0) or better and admission to a major in the School of Journalism and Media Studies or graduate standing.
- Typically offered
- Spring
0 sections in Spring 2027
JMS 555 is not offered in Spring 2027. Check all JMS classes for other terms.