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What Fisher College says about their program:
"The Journalism concentration of the Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies is designed to give students a solid foundation in newswriting and reporting for a variety of mediums: newspaper, radio, television, and the Internet. Instruction emphasizes reporting in today’s 24-7 media news cycle. Students will acquire advanced skills in Internet research, verifying sources for accuracy, conducting effective interviews, blogging, and repurposing the same news story for different audiences and mediums. Completing the program prepares students for a career in journalism, writing for business or non-profits, or to advance to a graduate program of study.
A reporter or news-writer position has long been the default job for anyone pursuing coursework in journalism. That mindset, however, has evolved as consumers gravitate towards the Internet and social media to satisfy their news needs. To prepare for tomorrow’s careers, journalism students should be multi-taskers, capable of interviewing eye-witnesses, shooting and editing video, writing the story, and then repurposing everything for the company website. Popular careers for print journalists are beat reporter, news writer, and editor; while on-air reporters and news anchors, and behind-the-scene producers remain popular choices for radio and TV. By focusing on skill acquisition and a well-rounded liberal arts education, journalists can also find employment opportunities writing for the financial industry, corporate communication departments, public relation firms, or grant-writing for higher education or non-profit organizations. "
Fisher College actively seeks students from diverse backgrounds who have demonstrated the potential to graduate from Fisher College. Each application file is reviewed on an individual basis, and all submitted materials are taken into consideration.
Applicants to bachelor’s degree programs must have graduated from a secondary school institution. This diploma must be eligible to access further academic studies in the country where it has been obtained.
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