Multimedia Journalism
Franklin, USA
Course
DURATION
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: At Franklin College you'll learn reporting, writing, photography, video, audio and page design. The Multimedia Journalism programme combines journalism fundamentals and constitutional protections for the press with practical multimedia storytelling, digital media and audience engagement. You'll practice skills in class and apply them to campus and public audiences.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work as reporters, multimedia journalists, photojournalists, video producers, audio producers, editors and digital content creators. They may find roles in newsrooms, broadcast stations, digital agencies, nonprofit communications or as freelancers. Employers value storytelling, camera and editing skills, newsroom experience and publishing-tool proficiency, including audience engagement and analytics.
The Founding Fathers believed journalism so important that they created special protections for the press in the Constitution of the United States. They knew “the People” would need accurate information if democracy were to survive. We continue to take that role seriously.
At Franklin, you will learn in the classroom how to write a story, take a picture, shoot a video, design a page or record an audio track — and then you quickly will be given the chance to do so in front of an audience that numbers in the hundreds of thousands.
