The School of Communication was added in 2009 after Bellarmine created the Institute for Media, Culture and Ethics in 2007, and the added the Master's of Arts in Communication in 2008.[1] The school offers many areas of study including: graphic design, sports broadcasting, journalism and new media writing, and advertising and public relations.[2] The school has about 200 students enrolled.[3]
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