Journalism

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Journalism

Journalism at Seward County Community College What is Journalism?

Journalism is the activity of gathering, assessing, creating and presenting news and information through various mediums such as print, television, radio, and digital media. SCCC students working toward their degree in journalism are given the opportunity for classroom learning as well as hands-on experience in numerous career fields. The journalism program at SCCC offers the opportunity for students to participate in The Crusader, an award winning, student produced newspaper. Student involvement on The Crusader staff counts toward degree credits and offers opportunities for scholarships while providing students with real world experience. Visit crusadernews. com for a look at what student journalists accomplish as part of The Crusader staff.

Degree Options Available

Associate of Arts: 64-credit program (2 years)

Career Opportunities A degree in journalism provides a variety of career options in many fields that may include: newspaper, magazine, radio, television, advertising, marketing, public relations, photography, graphic design, and media law. Students who study journalism learn tactics and principles that span multiple industries, such as business or management.

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