Gonzaga University, Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast and Electronic Media Studies, 8 Semester(s)

The Broadcast Studies Program excels in an experiential learning opportunities in the skills required for video, TV and audio production, editing, broadcasting, directing and camera work. Students gain practical experience by telling the stories of those in the community who are in need while producing shows for GUTV (Visit our GUTV YouTube Channel) as well as podcasts in audio courses. Many Broadcast students intern at the network affiliates in Spokane, or their hometowns. The Broadcast and Electronic Media Studies Program provides students with the worldview and skills necessary for creative and responsible work in the television and radio industries. Students engage in all aspects of the creation and production of live shows that air on GUTV, including on-air roles, camera work, directing, mixing audio, using field cameras and non-linear editing.

Many students admitted to Gonzaga will receive scholarships on the basis of academic merit. These scholarships are offered by the Office of Admission and are based on numerous factors, including high school grade point average, co-c... Read more

The Broadcast Studies Program excels in an experiential learning opportunities in the skills required for video, TV and audio production, editing, broadcasting, directing and camera work. Students gain practical experience by telling the stories of those in the community who are in need while producing shows for GUTV (Visit our GUTV YouTube Channel) as well as podcasts in audio courses. Many Broadcast students intern at the network affiliates in Spokane, or their hometowns. The Broadcast and Electronic Media Studies Program provides students with the worldview and skills necessary for creative and responsible work in the television and radio industries. Students engage in all aspects of the creation and production of live shows that air on GUTV, including on-air roles, camera work, directing, mixing audio, using field cameras and non-linear editing.

Many students admitted to Gonzaga will receive scholarships on the basis of academic merit. These scholarships are offered by the Office of Admission and are based on numerous factors, including high school grade point average, co-curricular activities and involvement, standardized test scores, and high school teacher/counselor recommendations. These scholarships are renewable as established by the Gonzaga Guarantee.

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