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Fall 2022: The School of Communication is introducing a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting with concentrations in broadcast reporting or broadcast production. This program replaces the B.A. in Broadcast Production and Media Management. 

This combined broadcasting major is one part strong academics, one part insight and one part hands-on experience. You'll get started within our classes and then move outside into the professional world.

As a broadcasting major, you're in for some intense classes in writing, editing, multimedia, video production, newsgathering and reporting, among other electives to further your program of study.

Beginning day one, you have access to our state-of-the art facilities and the opportunity to join any of the student-run media outlets/organizations

Pictured is alumna Caroline Collins. Submitted photo

"I felt extremely prepared at my first job interview. Thanks to my education at Point Park University, I was able to capitalize on the skills I learned throughout my four years." - Caroline Collins, '15, reporter/anchor

Course Offerings

You will receive a well-rounded education through Point Park's core curriculum and classes in your major. Some of the courses include:

  • Introduction to Broadcasting
  • Video Storytelling
  • Multicamera Studio Producing and Directing
  • Motion Graphics
  • Professional Video Techniques
  • Editing and Producing the News
  • Media & Society
  • Media Literacy
  • Media Storytelling
  • Visual Storytelling
  • Newsgathering & Reporting
  • Broadcast News Reporting
  • Media Entrepreneurship

Faculty bring industry experience to the classroom

School of Communication faculty members are proven professionals with connections to top media and communication organizations.

Meet the faculty
Pictured is Chris Rolinson, M.F.A.
FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

"This is a highly competitive business. People come and go all the time, so you have to remain relevant, understand practical skills, be a self-starter, network and have a work ethic that will allow you to stay competitive," said Rolinson. 

Career Options

With a degree in broadcasting, you will have the opportunity to pursue various careers, such as:

  • Multimedia Journalist
  • News Anchor
  • News Reporter
  • Director
  • News Producer
  • Radio or Television Talent
  • Sports Anchor
  • Sports Reporter
  • Sports Producer
  • Promotions
  • Video/Photo Journalist
  • Audio and Video Editor
  • International Correspondent
  • Web Program Reporter
  • Web Program Producer

Alumni Success

Learn about where our graduates have gone on to build their careers.

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Pictured is Royce Jones. Submitted photo
Anchor/Reporter, KDKA/WPCW-TV
Pictured is Elena LaQuatra. Submitted photo
Anchor/Reporter, WTAE-TV

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