Appalachian State University, USA, Boone

Communication - Electronic Media/Broadcasting Option, B.Sc.

Course Highlights

Appalachian was founded in 1899. The pioneering spirit necessary to overcome the mountains hardships quickly characterized the institution, giving Appalachian a special niche in higher education that continues today. After more than a century, students still feel the pull of this unique place to transform their lives, and Appalachian has remained focused on providing students with educational experiences that are not only life-changing but world-changing.

Career Opportunities

Studying journalism opens doors to a range of careers where your creativity, writing, communication and research skills are invaluable Job options Jobs directly related to your degree include: Broadcast journalist Editorial assistant Magazine features editor Magazine journalist Newspaper journalist Press sub-editor Publishing copy-editor/proofreader Web content manager Writer Jobs where your degree would be useful include: Advertising copywriter Digital copywriter Market researcher Multimedia specialist Public relations officer Science writer Translator Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here.

Course Overview

The Communication, Electronic Media/Broadcasting (BS) major at Appalachian State University teaches you more than learning how to read a Teleprompter. You will learn the tools needed for career success in any aspect of broadcasting. Classes give a well-rounded knowledge of the field, from sales programming to writing for commercials or news. Internships and on-campus media opportunities will give even greater technical expertise. In the new Beasley Media Complex, you will work with up-to-date facilities including 20 audio and video editing suits and modern TV studios. You will learn to edit video using Final Cut Pro, edit audio with Avid Media Composer, and get experience as camera operators and audio and technical directors. I want to find another Bachelor Course Students in this program are highly sought after because of the practical opportunities their classes and internships provide. Some students complete two or more internships by the time they graduate. Opportunities for practical experience include the Department of Communication's award-winning radio station WASU and newly launched AppTV, and Appalachian Athletics. You will also be prepared to become a stringer for North Carolina news networks or apply for the prestigious Kellar Radio Talent Institute, a farm system for the radio industry.

Subjects

Programme Structure Courses include: Selected Topics Introduction to Journalism Internet Communication Television Studio Production Electronic Media Management or Electronic Media Regulation

Fees

USD/year

Academic Entry Requirement

Academic Requirements The Electronic Media Broadcasting degree has a resource -based admission policy and accepts students each semester based on GPA. In order to apply, a student must satisfactorily complete COM 1200 and must have at least a 2.0 GPA to be considered.

English Entry Requirement

5.5

Contact Details

Appalachian State University