The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism with an emphasis in Broadcast Journalism provides students with the opportunity to obtain a liberal arts education and equips graduates with the intellectual background and professional skills required for entry-level positions and careers in broadcast and digital journalism. The graduate with this major emphasis should possess competencies in video and audio production, on-camera or on-air presentation skills, and news writing and have an understanding of journalistic law and media ethics.
| 42 |
MMJ 1307 | Mass Communication in Society | 3 |
MMJ 336 | Media Law | 3 |
MMJ 445 | Ethics in the Media | 3 |
MMJ 420 | Multimedia Portfolio | 3 |
MMJ 1335 | Studies in Electronic Communications | 3 |
MMJ 2315 | Basic Reporting | 3 |
MMJ 314 | Intermediate Reporting | 3 |
MMJ 151 | Basic Media Production | 3 |
MMJ 320 | Broadcast Writing | 3 |
MMJ 322 | Film-Style Shooting & Editing | 3 |
MMJ 332 | Advanced Digital Video Production | 3 |
MMJ 440 | Broadcast & Digital Journalism | 3 |
MMJ 497 | Special Topics | 1-4 |
or MMJ 480 | Pro Seminar & Portfolio |
or MMJ 495 | Media Internship |
MMJ 109 | Introduction to Media Production | 1 |
MMJ 209 | Media Operations II : Student Radio | 1 |
MMJ 309 | Media Operations III: Field Shooting | 1 |
MMJ 409 | Media Operations IV: Multi-Camera Studio Production | 1 |
| 3 |
| Basic Audio Production and Radio Programming | |
| Sports Media | |
| Social Media | |
| 18 |
| 16 |
Total Hours | 120-123 |
Print or Download a PDF of this page