Journalism & Integrated Media
Study in the Department of Journalism and Integrated Media and you'll get real-world experience. That means:
- Instruction by faculty with decades of professional experience in print and electronic journalism, media law, and public relations
- Guidance, by people who have done it, toward integrating your Christian worldview into media workplaces that don't acknowledge Christ
- Hands-on teaching in the latest media skills for print media, television and radio, web media, and public relations
- Strategic contacts with media professionals in LA and nationwide for mentoring, insights into your education, and internships or job-entry
- Preparation for graduate study in media and applied communication at the nation's best graduate schools and seminaries
What will I study?
Here is a sampling of courses you might take:
- Convergent Journalism
- Public Affairs Reporting
- Photojournalism
- Media Design Essentials
- Broadcast Anchoring and Announcing
- Public Relations Campaigns and Cases
- Journalism Practicum (newspaper, magazine, television, radio, public relations)
Concentrations
- Broadcast [Degree Requirement Sheets]
- Writing & Publishing [Degree Requirement Sheets]
- Public Relations [Degree Requirement Sheets]
- Visual Media [Degree Requirement Sheets]
Admissions Requirements
There are no special admission requirements for the Journalism major.
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The POINT
Check out the latest student-produced magazine of the journalism department.
What can I do with a degree in Journalism?
- Broadcast Anchor/Script Writer
- Radio News Reporter or News Director
- Newspaper or Web News Reporter/Writer
- Magazine Editor or Publisher
- Graphics Designer for newspapers, magazines, books
- Public Relations Director for corporate, non-profit and ministry organizations
- Photographer for newspapers or magazines
- Prosecutor, Trial Attorney, or Judge
- Sports Information Director