
Broadcasting and Journalism
- M
- m
Considering a career in the contemporary media industry, including online, television or radio broadcasting? Take advantage of the hands-on media production, research and management opportunities at Messiah University.
Messiah University’s concentration in broadcasting offers a strong understanding of mass media’s constantly changing culture. As a graduate of Messiah University’s Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in broadcasting and journalism with a concentration in broadcasting, you’ll become a successful communicator—someone who doesn’t simply convey a message, but broadcasts it in a compelling and confident way. Through the courses in this program, you will gain competencies in video and editing, television and radio production, podcasting, newswriting and more.
Career options for graduates of the broadcasting concentration:
In the Broadcasting program, you will take a selection of courses that successfully prepare you for a career in a related field. Hands-on experiences and classroom learning within the framework of Christian faith will give you the skills and knowledge to achieve your goals. Our programs offer a wide variety of courses that will not only help you excel in your future career, but challenge you to develop a deeper understanding of your field of study.
Broadcasting and Journalism (B.A.) with Broadcasting concentration
Graduates of this program work in positions of leadership in their places of employment, using the tools and knowledge a Messiah University education prepared them with. Each year, eager employers and some of the nation's best graduate schools welcome Messiah graduates into their organizations.
95% of the Class of 2024 respondents were employed or in graduate school within 6-9 months of graduation.
Regional and national employers seek out Messiah graduates for their academic preparation, work ethic and personal character. The transformation you experience at Messiah readies you to transform the lives of others through your chosen career path.
Learning in the classroom is important but actually applying that knowledge in a hands-on way can make all the difference. At Messiah University, the Experiential Learning Initiative (ELI) allows Messiah to take this hands-on learning to a new level by giving students the opportunity to apply what they have learned to various real world contexts--such as an internship/practica, service learning, off-campus program, holding a student leadership position, or participating in undergraduate research.