Multimedia Journalist
This is a certificate program within Mass Communication.
About the Certificate
Graduates of our 32-credit Multimedia Journalist Certificate Program are prepared to write and produce a wide range of media projects including: news articles, public service announcements, documentaries, TV news reports, public relations campaigns, and podcasts.
Course Information
Multimedia Journalist #3975 (32 credits)
| Number | Title | |
|---|---|---|
| STU-103 | Workplace Ethics | |
| COM-113 | Intro to Public Relations | |
| COM-119 | News Writing | |
| COM-120 | News Editing | |
| COM-130 | Intro to Mass Communication | |
| COM-140 | Writing for Multimedia | |
| COM-156 | Audio Production I | |
| COM-157 | Video Production I | |
| COM-218 | Broadcast Performance | |
| COM-221 | Photojournalism | |
| COM-296 | Documentary Production | |
| COM-298 | Mass Communication Internship |
Admission Requirements
How to Apply
You are encouraged to meet with our Academic Chair to ensure a seamless pathway through the Mass Communication program and certificates.
The Academic Chair for RVC Mass Com is Jerry LaBuy M.F.A. His office is located in the Mass Com production facility, which is on the lower level of the ERC building on the main campus.
For more information or to set up a department tour or meeting, please contact Jerry LaBuy directly at j.labuy@rockvalleycollege.edu.
What can I do with this degree?
Potential Careers & Wages
Certificate graduates have secured jobs such as Assignment Editor, PR Representative, Reporter, Media Writer, News Anchor, Photojournalist, Radio Host, and News Producer.
Program Pathways
Students should meet with a Career Advisor to develop a clear academic pathway leading to a seamless transfer experience. For additional possibilities that may require an advanced degree or certification, make an appointment with a Career Advisor.
Most of the courses in this certificate program have IAI transfer codes. Students are highly encouraged to pursue both an Associate of Arts degree and bachelor's degree in order to increase their opportunities for long-term employment. Students should consult with the Mass Communication Department Chair or an RVC Career Advisor.
