Mass Communications / Journalism Degree

Develop foundational skills to narrate or write news stories for print, broadcast, newspapers, radio, television, or other communications media with our Mass Communications & Journalism Degree program.

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What to Know at a Glance

Duration

2-year associate degree (60 sch)

Delivery

A blend of face-to-face and online

Scheduling Options

Full-time; Part-time; Day classes; Night classes

Where it is offered

Main Campus, #4 on the campus map

About Our Mass Communications / Journalism Degree

Develop skills in photography, digital media, news reporting, media writing and more with our Mass Communications & Journalism Degree program.

Students in the Journalism Degree program take their foundational journalism skills and transfer to a university to continue training for a career in Media, Public Relations, Marketing, and Mass Communications.

Possible Careers and Salaries

Journalist

$33,283

Writer

$36,682

Technical Writer

$60,620

Marketing Manager

$106,223

Advertising Manager

$68,346

Tuition Costs

Approximate total program cost for in-district (Bowie County residents) for the Mass Communications / Journalism Degree Program is $6,130.

Program Contacts

Pamela Owney

Journalism / Mass Communications Program Coordinator

Dr. Mary Ellen Young

Dean, Liberal & Performing Arts

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