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Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcasting
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Champlain’s Broadcasting program prepares the men and women who will lead the industry.
Unlimited
Career Opportunities
The Broadcasting
program will prepare you for a production
career in television, cable, radio,
production facilities, news operations,
private industry or independent firms,
including positions in programming,
advertising, promotion and management.
Want
to Learn More About the
Broadcasting Program?
 If
you have questions about Champlain’s Broadcasting
Program, e-mail
the program director Nancy Kerr.
Meet the Faculty
Check out the Communications
Faculty Profiles page to learn more about this
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In the fast-moving world of radio, television
and telecommunications, the changes in technologies provide exciting
opportunities. Broadcast stations, cable systems, direct broadcast
satellites and the Internet offer an unprecedented number of channels
of news and entertainment.
What is different about this program?
Champlain’s curriculum is designed to give direction to
your creative expressions, to offer you diversified technological
expertise, and to provide you with practical training in writing
for the media, media production and media management. In addition to regular course work, you will
gain practical experience through participation in projects at
the campus newspaper, the campus television studio and digital
editing suites and with internships at Burlington-area media outlets
and companies.
Champlain’s program competencies are designed
to ensure that you acquire the skills and knowledge in broadcasting
necessary for professional career opportunities.
Late Night Saturday with Tim Kavanaugh
Check out this behind-the-scenes look at the studio of Vermont's own late night program, Late Night Saturday with Tim Kavanaugh. The weekly program is filmed right here at Champlain College. Our broadcasting students are integral members of the production team, learning valuable hands-on experience in an atmosphere that is anything but ordinary.
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