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In addition to\u00a0internship credit (COM 49000)<\/a><\/span>, the School offers students two other ways to pursue their interests in more depth: research credit and\u00a0directed studies<\/a><\/span>.\u00a0 Both are available for 1-3 hours (variable credit), both require faculty advisors, and the forms for both are available below and on the\u00a0directed studies page<\/span>.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n The purpose of COM 48900 is to give students hands-on experience doing communication research.\u00a0 By working with a faculty member on a research project, students will gain expertise in specific kinds of research, insight into whether or not they might be interested in graduate studies, and closer relationships with faculty that might result in mentoring and letters of recommendation.<\/span><\/p>\n Before registering for the course, a student must find a faculty member who has an active project in need of student assistance.\u00a0 The faculty member, by signing the student into the course, agrees to supervise the student\u2019s research and help the student gain research experience.\u00a0 The learning agreement below must be signed by both student and faculty members and deposited with the director of undergraduate studies.<\/span><\/p>\nResearch Credit (COM 48900)<\/span><\/h2>\n
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