COURSE CURRICULUM

The Journalism curriculum offers a comprehensive blend of practical and theoretical courses designed to prepare students for diverse roles in the media industry. Through Multimedia News Production, students learn how to create engaging stories using a combination of video, audio, and digital platforms. Online Reporting and Production focuses on writing and producing content specifically for digital audiences, while News Editing develops skills in reviewing, refining, and presenting news accurately and effectively. Feature Writing allows students to explore in-depth storytelling techniques, helping them craft compelling narratives that go beyond traditional news reporting.Courses such as International Reporting broaden students’ perspectives by examining global issues and cross-cultural communication, while Magazine Reporting emphasizes long-form journalism and storytelling for print and digital magazines. Photojournalism trains students to tell powerful stories through images, combining visual creativity with journalistic integrity. In Radio News, students gain experience in audio storytelling, scripting, and broadcasting, while Sports Reporting focuses on covering sporting events, writing analyses, and engaging audiences in the world of sports media. Television News provides hands-on training in broadcast journalism, including reporting, anchoring, and video production.In addition to these core courses, students can choose a concentration such as Latino Media and Communication, which explores media representation, cultural narratives, and communication within Latino communities. Overall, the coursework equips students with a versatile skill set, preparing them to adapt to the rapidly changing media landscape while maintaining strong ethical and storytelling standards.