Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication - Radio 48 months Undergraduate Program By Illinois State University |Top Universities

Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication - Radio

Program Duration

48 monthsProgram duration

Main Subject Area

Communication and Media StudiesMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Communication and Media Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

This program introduces students to audio and radio production. Students learn about announcing, audio editing, advertising and commercial design, and radio programming. Students get the opportunity to observe and work in a fully functioning, student-run radio station, WZND, learning all operations involved. Students interested in careers in the radio or audio industry or who wish to work in corporate media will find the Radio sequence especially informative. Students often complete their course-work with internships at radio stations. Significant course-work in this sequence includes: Radio Production, Advanced Radio, Broadcast Performance, Media Ethics, and Media Regulations. Why Study Mass Media - Radio? Mass communication is the process that begins when someone observes what is happening, analyzes and interprets that information and transmits it to an audience through a variety of media. The mass media industry may be roughly divided into six basic areas of endeavor; advertising, public relations, journalism, information, entertainment, and research. Related Skills Effective oral and communicating skills Strong interpersonal skills Effective writing capability Creativity – using sounds, color, imagery and art Reporting and computer skills Knowledge of computer software Ability to create influential and entertaining messages Strong research capabilities Critical thinking skills Attention to detail and well organized Individual and a good team player Understanding of different cultures Demonstrate curiosity, confidence, assertiveness, creativity, initiative, tact, competitive spirit, enthusiasm, persistence, and diplomacy. Display appropriate talents for public performance and appearance such as sense of humor, verbal and written communication skills, imagination, showmanship and an outgoing personality.

Program overview

Main Subject

Communication and Media Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

This program introduces students to audio and radio production. Students learn about announcing, audio editing, advertising and commercial design, and radio programming. Students get the opportunity to observe and work in a fully functioning, student-run radio station, WZND, learning all operations involved. Students interested in careers in the radio or audio industry or who wish to work in corporate media will find the Radio sequence especially informative. Students often complete their course-work with internships at radio stations. Significant course-work in this sequence includes: Radio Production, Advanced Radio, Broadcast Performance, Media Ethics, and Media Regulations. Why Study Mass Media - Radio? Mass communication is the process that begins when someone observes what is happening, analyzes and interprets that information and transmits it to an audience through a variety of media. The mass media industry may be roughly divided into six basic areas of endeavor; advertising, public relations, journalism, information, entertainment, and research. Related Skills Effective oral and communicating skills Strong interpersonal skills Effective writing capability Creativity – using sounds, color, imagery and art Reporting and computer skills Knowledge of computer software Ability to create influential and entertaining messages Strong research capabilities Critical thinking skills Attention to detail and well organized Individual and a good team player Understanding of different cultures Demonstrate curiosity, confidence, assertiveness, creativity, initiative, tact, competitive spirit, enthusiasm, persistence, and diplomacy. Display appropriate talents for public performance and appearance such as sense of humor, verbal and written communication skills, imagination, showmanship and an outgoing personality.

Admission requirements

6+
Jan-2000

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