Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Mass Communications - Electronic Media] From Colorado State University

Radio

Students preparing for careers in radio and related industries have opportunity to work at KTSC-FM, the university owned and operated broadcast station which serves Southern Colorado. Students contribute to the production of local programming and have many opportunities to learn the operation of a working radio station.

Television

The television production facilities and courses allow students to prepare for careers in television and related industries. Laboratory courses are offered at  KTSC-TV, the Public Broadcasting affiliate located on campus, which serves southern and western Colorado. Students contribute to the production of local programming and have many opportunities to learn the operation of a working television station.

Interactive Media

Interactive media includes web design, multimedia design and related skills. Students have access to a multimedia computer lab with the latest software. Usability, accessibility, and designing for interaction are some of the topics addressed in class.

Curriculum includes three primary emphasis areas of Electronic Media, Integrated Communication and Journalism. Students complete the MCCNM core, their emphasis area courses, and several skills-based electives. The MCCNM faculty have many years of professional experience in their field, as well as impressive academic credentials.

Student Learning Outcomes