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Broadcast Journalism
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Some of the opportunities for Broadcast Journalism:

News Broadcaster; Sportscaster; Announcer; News Writer, News Producer, Journalist, Multi-Media Writer, Internet Information Specialist.

Some options you may choose for this career may require you to complete more than two years of college. If you are planning on going beyond the associate degree, classes may be required for you to fulfill some of the career options or for the preparation of transferring to a university program.

Practical experience in the newly equipped and remodeled digital TV studio and campus radio station.

Internship opportunities in local radio and TV stations.

Obtaining some practical experience for creating news packages for college TV news shows.

Also getting experience as an on-camera TV reporter/anchor or the same for getting radio broadcasting experience at a local station.                                                                                                                                                                                         

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