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Where can I study broadcast journalism at a top school?

I'm really interested in a career in broadcast journalism and want to attend a college with a strong program in this area. What are some of the best broadcast journalism schools in the country?

a year ago

You're in luck because there are numerous colleges across the U.S. that offer strong programs in broadcast journalism. Here are some of them:

1. Northwestern University: Their Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications is renowned for its programs in journalism. They offer a major in Journalism and students can take concentration elective courses in areas like "Broadcast and Multimedia Reporting".

2. University of Southern California (USC): USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism offers programs that are highly focused on broadcast and digital journalism.

3. Syracuse University: The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse is another excellent program known for its strong emphasis on hands-on broadcasting experience.

4. University of Missouri: The Missouri School of Journalism is known as one of the oldest and most prestigious journalism schools in the world. They offer a concentration in Broadcast Journalism.

5. Columbia University: The School of Journalism at Columbia doesn't offer an undergraduate major, but they do have some acclaimed graduate programs in journalism.

6. University of Florida: UF’s College of Journalism and Communications has a strong broadcasting program. Their bachelor’s in telecommunication prepares students for careers in reporting and production in the broadcasting industry.

As you consider these schools, it's worthwhile to ask about their access to internships, opportunities for hands-on learning like campus television stations or radio stations, availability of top-notch technology, and partnerships with local news stations. This way you can choose a program that not only provides strong academic instruction but also allows for practical experience which is crucial in this field.

a year ago

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