Overview
The Film & Media Studies Program is pleased to announce the implementation of the newly created Television and Broadcast Arts Certificate, effective 2021 Fall semester.
The Television and Broadcast Arts Certificate provides a critical, theoretical and hands-on path to attain a competency in crucial broadcast disciplines students have self-selected in which to concentrate.
The Television and Broadcast Arts Certificate program requires 18 credits. At least 9 of the credits must be taken at the 1000-level, or above. The Certificate also allows an 8-credit overlap with your major/minor (FMST, COMMRC, ENGWRT, etc.).
Requirements
Click here to view the requirements of the Television and Broadcast Arts Certificate.
Upcoming Fall 2021 Courses
Required Courses
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COMMRC 0320 Mass Communication Processes
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ENGFLM 1752 / FMST 1508 Television Analysis
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FMST 1885 Broadcasting
Electives
Select three courses from the following list. No more than two elective courses may be from the same department. Up to 8 credits can overlap in the major/minor/certificate.
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COMMRC 0520 Public Speaking
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COMMRC 0575 Introduction to Radio Production
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COMMRC 1105 Television and Society
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COMMRC 1121 History of Mass Media
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COMMRC 1122 Media Criticism
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COMMRC 1126 Consumer Culture
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ENGCMP 0420 Writing for the Public
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ENGFLM 0355 / FMST 0100 Visual Literacy or ENGFLM 0401 / FMST 0130 Introduction to Visual Culture
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ENGWRT 0610 Intro to Journalism
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ENGWRT 0710 Introduction to Audio Storytelling
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ENGWRT 1330 Intermediate Nonfiction
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ENGWRT 1750 Senior Seminar in Nonfiction
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FMST 0800 Filmmaking 1
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FMST 1740 Making the Documentary
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FMST 1855 Directing Motion Pictures
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FMST 1886 Broadcast 2
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FMST 1893 Human Interest Stories for Broadcast