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English (MATPW)
M. A. in Technical and Professional Writing
Required Core Courses
These eight courses below are required:
ENGL 5106 | Technical Writing in the Digital Age | 3 credits |
ENGL 5206 | Public and Professional Writing | 3 credits |
ENGL 5650 | Theory and Practice in Editing and Style | 3 credits |
ENGL 6200 | Grant Writing | 3 credits |
NMAC 5108 | Writing and Publishing in Digital Environments | 3 credits |
COMM 5000 | Rhetoric: Written, Visual, and Oral Communication | 3 credits |
ITEC 5300 | Web Development | 3 credits |
ITEC 5320 | Instructional Design | 3 credits |
Elective Courses
Students will take two of the following elective courses:
COMM 6610 | Social Media Communication and Advertising | 3 credits |
CRWR 5040 | Fiction Writing | 3 credits |
CRWR 5050 | Poetry Writing | 3 credits |
CRWR 5440 | Screenwriting | 3 credits |
CRWR 5700 | Narrative Journalism | 3 credits |
CRWR 5900 | Publishing and the Creative Writer | 3 credits |
ENGL 5990 | Graduate Internship | 3 credits |
ENGL 6100 | Seminar in Landmark Reports and Papers | 3 credits |
ENGL 6300 | Teaching First Year Composition | 3 credits |
ENGL 6400 | Teaching Developmental Writing | 3 credits |
ENGL 6500 | Teaching Online Research and Writing | 3 credits |
ITEC 5310 | Human Computer Interaction | 3 credits |
MCOM 5010 | Public Relations Writing and Research | 3 credits |
MCOM 5030 | Crisis Communication | 3 credits |
MCOM 5131 | News Writing and Reporting | 3 credits |
MCOM 6000 | Production and Design for Public Relations | 3 credits |
Program Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites beyond admission requirements to the program. However, students who want to refresh their writing skills at the undergraduate level may consider taking one or more classes in the Minor in Professional Writing (such as PFWR 3160 Introduction to Professional Writing).