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The Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism at the University of Miami offers students a comprehensive education designed to prepare them for dynamic careers in the evolving media industry. This program combines rigorous coursework, practical hands-on training, and industry exposure to develop students' skills in reporting, storytelling, multimedia production, and digital journalism. Students will learn to craft compelling news stories, produce broadcast content across various platforms, and adapt to emerging technologies in the media landscape. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethical reporting, and audience engagement, ensuring graduates are versatile and responsible journalists. Through internships, workshops, and collaborative projects, students gain real-world experience and establish valuable industry connections. The program also explores the cultural, legal, and technological aspects of the broadcasting profession, fostering a well-rounded understanding of the field. Faculty members are experienced journalists and media professionals dedicated to mentoring students and fostering their creative and professional growth. Graduates of the Broadcast Journalism program at the University of Miami are equipped to pursue careers in television, radio, digital media, and multimedia journalism, or to continue their education in graduate programs. Committed to innovation and excellence, the program prepares students to become ethical, knowledgeable, and adaptable journalists ready to inform and engage the public in a rapidly changing media environment.
JMM 102 | Understanding Media And Content In The Digital Age | 3 |
JMM 108 | Writing For The Digital Age | 3 |
COM 250 | Freedom of Expression and Communication Ethics | 3 |
Advanced Writing and Communication Skills Requirement | ||
COS 211 | Public Speaking | 3 |
or COS 333 | Business Communication | |
or JMM 233 | Television Performance | |
Other Required Courses | ||
JMM 208 | Fundamentals Of Newsgathering | 3 |
JMM 245 | Introduction to Electronic Media Production | 3 |
JMM 303 | Communication Law And Policy | 3 |
JMM 317 | Broadcast Journalism | 3 |
JMM 345 | Intermediate Electronic Media Production | 3 |
JMM 517 | Television News Reporting | 3 |
JMM 527 | Television News Producing | 3 |
or JMM 341 | Web Design | |
Select 9 additional credit hours in School of Communication courses 3 | 9 | |
Additional Suggested Courses | ||
Consider additional elective options in Broadcast Journalism, which include (but are not limited to) the following: | ||
JMM 106 |
Visual Design | |
JMM 233 |
Television Performance | |
JMM 285 |
Applied Statistics for Journalism and Media Management | |
JMM 301 |
Media Research And Analysis | |
JMM 305 |
Legal Issues In Media Management | |
JMM 306 |
Special Topics In Journalism And Media Management II | |
JMM 307 |
Mobile Journalism | |
JMM 309 |
Data Journalism | |
JMM 331 |
Information Graphics and Visualization | |
JMM 341 |
Web Design | |
JMM 404 |
Latinos and the Media | |
JMM 406 |
Special Topics In Journalism And Media Management III | |
JMM 419 |
Interactive Storytelling | |
JMM 443 |
Covering the Arts | |
JMM 444 |
Public Affairs Reporting | |
JMM 445 |
Advanced Electronic Media Production | |
JMM 446 |
Travel Writing | |
JMM 447 |
In-depth Journalism and Media Convergence | |
JMM 448 |
Sports and the Media | |
JMM 461 |
Seminar in News Ethics and Problems | |
JMM 495 |
Internship In Journalism And Media Management | |
JMM 499 |
Projects and Directed Research | |
JMM 510 |
Comparative Media Systems | |
JMM 511 |
Global Media | |
JMM 521 |
Seminar in Visual Storytelling | |
JMM 522 |
Advance Infographics And Data Visualization | |
JMM 523 |
Sports Reporting | |
JMM 527 |
Television News Producing | |
JMM 531 |
Database Journalism | |
JMM 533 |
Social Media For Journalists | |
JMM 537 |
The Business Of Modern Journalism | |
JMM 541 |
Advanced Audio Video Narratives | |
JMM 544 |
Feature Writing | |
JMM 592 |
Special Topics In Journalism And Media Management | |
Other JMM or COM courses as approved by a faculty advisor in JMM | ||
Additional Requirements 1,2 | ||
Arts and Humanities Cognate | 9 | |
STEM Cognate | 9 | |
Minor, Second Major and Electives | 60 | |
Total Credit Hours | 120 |
- Complete and submit the Common Application online.
- The University of Miami only accepts transcripts coming directly from the high school or college as official.
- Send Official Test Scores
- The School Report should be completed by the applicant’s high school guidance counselor and can be found on the Common Application website. It is typically submitted along with the applicant's high school transcript and a school profile.
- We require a letter of recommendation from your high school guidance counselor and a teacher evaluation. These can be submitted online through the Common Application or mailed.
- TOEFL IBT 80, TOEFL Paper-based 550, IELTS 6.5
Want to improve your English level for admission?
Prepare for the program requirements with English Online by the British Council.
- ✔️ Flexible study schedule
- ✔️ Experienced teachers
- ✔️ Certificate upon completion
📘 Recommended for students with an IELTS level of 6.0 or below.
Scholarships
- President's Scholarship
- Canes Achievement Award
- Premier Academic Scholarships and Amount
Broadcast Journalism at the University of Miami is a comprehensive program designed to prepare students for dynamic careers in the media industry. The curriculum provides a strong foundation in both traditional and digital journalism, emphasizing skills in reporting, producing, editing, and storytelling across various platforms, including television, radio, and online media. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including broadcast studios, editing suites, and multimedia labs, enabling hands-on experience in producing professional-quality content. The program encourages experiential learning through internships, student-produced newscasts, and collaborations with local media organizations, offering students real-world industry exposure. Faculty members are experienced journalists and media professionals committed to mentorship and student success. The program also covers ethical considerations, media law, and the role of journalism in society, fostering responsible reporting. Graduates are equipped with the technical skills, ethical grounding, and industry connections necessary to excel in competitive media fields. The university's location provides unique opportunities for reporting in diverse community settings, enriching students' perspectives and storytelling capabilities. The program supports multidisciplinary collaboration, allowing students to work with peers from communications, digital media, political science, and other fields to enhance their multimedia storytelling projects. With an emphasis on innovation and adaptability, the Broadcast Journalism program aims to produce versatile journalists capable of thriving in rapidly evolving media landscapes.