This minor allows students to develop their journalistic skills by exposure to the various types of journalistic settings they might encounter. 435 Comparitive International Broadcasting Drama Students choosing this minor will be exposed to drama as it relates to theater, specifically, and to the media, in general. Individuals interested in this minor will learn the basics of acting, directing, set design, and playwriting. The culminating feature of this group of courses will be a student drama production. Skills learned may be transferred over to the industrial and broadcasting mediums.
Most companies have some form of newsletter, public relations or publication needs.
This minor allows the students to develop their creative skills in the print design and computer interface fields. Students will have a better understanding of how cable, satellite, independent, and broadcasting stations operate, from budgeting and selecting programming to media research . The rapid development of this new medium of integrated electronic design has led to the creation of many employment opportunities. Students studying any of the various majors where training, public relations or marketing might form a part would benefit from this experience.