Broadcasting
 Ever dream of working as an announcer on an Internet station with global listeners or anchoring a television newscast? How would you like to be producing stories for TV and radio broadcast; calling the plays of a sports game on the radio, or writing and producing promotional campaigns? The demand to fill positions in this rapidly expanding industry of live Internet webcasts, satellite radio, and cable and satellite digital media is rapidly increasing.
In the Broadcasting associate's degree you'll learn how to write a script, produce a show, manage a station, promote on-air personalities, and record audio for the radio, television, cable, and interactive media markets with industry-experienced instructors. You'll produce assignments built around real-world broadcasting and video production situations and even work in the student-run web radio station http://www.aiflradio.com, broadcasting world wide 24/7.
You'll also build your skills in sales, financial management, and business management. At graduation, your portfolio will show prospective employers your skills for entry-level employment as a television broadcasting director or producer, a sportscaster, a news and feature producer, an announcer, or a copywriter.
Broadcasting curriculum:
* photo taken by: Elif Yoney
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