Grand Canyon University The College of Arts and Media 11 courses 120 total credits
This program focuses on developing skills to create and deliver content for the evolving field of broadcast communication. Learners examine modern and emerging media platforms, mass media theories, storytelling techniques, ethics in broadcasting, as well as technical skills to produce quality content for a comprehensive spectrum of platforms. Students learn how to create compelling stories that reflect integrity, accuracy, and fairness. This program provides students with the skills and experience necessary to become valued members in the news, sports, entertainment, and other mass communication fields.
| Total General Education | 34-40 credits |
| Total Broadcoasting Major | 44 credits |
| Total Electives | 36-42 credits |
| Total Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting | 120 credits |
Broadcasting Major
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BRD-100 | Introduction to Broadcasting | 4 |
| DFP-225 | Nonlinear Editing | 4 |
| COM-370 | Principles of Public Relations | 4 |
| PRW-301 | Reporting and Newswriting | 4 |
| BRD-310 | Writing for Broadcast | 4 |
| BRD-400 | Producing for Broadcast | 4 |
| BRD-320 | Podcasting | 4 |
| BRD-410 | Reporting for Broadcast | 4 |
| BRD-480 | Broadcast Production | 4 |
| COM-465 | Digital Media and Culture | 4 |
| BRD-490 | Broadcasting Capstone | 4 |
| Total Broadcasting Major | 44 credits | |
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