Broadcast Journalism
What is Broadcast Journalism?
Broadcast journalists design, produce, write, and publish multimedia content. Students in these programs will focus on how messages in various media are produced, used, and interpreted within and across different contexts, channels, and cultures. Nationally, Audio Video Technicians and Public Relations Specialists are expected to expected to experience rapid growth over the next ten years.
In Demand Careers
- Audio and Video Equipment Technicians
- Camera Operators
- Film and Video Editors
- Public Relations Specialist
- Technical Writers*
*Tier 1 jobs provide a an income that can support a family of three
Source: Colorado Talent Pipeline Report
Broadcast Journalism Pathway Offerings by School
Explore the schools that offer the Broadcast Journalism Pathway. Courses vary from school to school. Select a particular school for their career exploration offerings and Work-Based Learning opportunities.
Certification Opportunities
Partner College Programs
Industry Partners & Work-Based Learning
Industry partnerships provide valuable insight for students to gain experience solving business problems with the guidance of mentorship. Work-Based Learning (WBL) courses offer students experiential opportunities to explore careers outside of the classroom including job shadowing and internships.