S.J. The major in Broadcast Studies prepares a student for career work in the areas of radio and television, and provides a foundation for graduate work in the field.
Emphasis is placed on commercial, educational, public, and cable television and radio.
Involvement with the University FM radio station and cable television channel is required. Students are expected to master necessary technical skills, communication theory, and the critical sensitivity necessary for creative and responsible work in this field. Students selected will intern twenty to forty hours per week for one semester at a commercial or public radio or television station or cable facility. A practicum dealing with the technical aspects of television production. A thorough study of light, color, video cameras, recording, and post-production editing.