Last updated on 2025-08-06
Program Overview
Fanshawe’s Journalism - Broadcast diploma program is designed to equip students with essential communication skills necessary for a successful career in both private and public radio broadcasting. This program emphasizes the importance of storytelling across multiple platforms, allowing students to engage with various media formats. With a focus on practical experience, students will have the opportunity to apply their learning in real-world settings, preparing them to make a significant impact in the field of journalism.
Program Structure
The Journalism - Broadcast diploma program at Fanshawe College spans a duration of 60 weeks. This full-time program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive education in multimedia journalism. Key features of the program include:
- Hands-on experience in a live newsroom environment.
- Opportunities for internships in the final term to gain practical media experience.
- Access to industry-experienced professors who provide mentorship and guidance.
- Focus on developing skills in storytelling, reporting, and digital content creation.
Students will learn to gather and cover stories, broadcast live, and create multimedia articles, ensuring they are well-prepared for the dynamic world of journalism.
Featured Experiences
The Journalism - Broadcast program offers several unique experiences that enhance the learning journey:
- Students work as multimedia reporters and newscasters at 106.9 The X, the first CRTC licensed college radio station in Canada.
- Hands-on training in audio production, video skills, and digital content creation.
- Participation in an internship during the final term, providing valuable industry connections and experience.
- Access to the award-winning curriculum recognized for excellence in broadcast journalism.
- Engagement in various storytelling formats, including podcasts and social media content.
Career Options
Graduates of the Journalism - Broadcast program can pursue a variety of exciting career opportunities in Canada, including:
- Reporter/Editor: Cover local, national, or international news, producing stories across various platforms.
- News Anchor/Writer: Present news in an engaging manner for radio, television, and digital media.
- Digital Content Producer: Create and manage news articles and multimedia content for online platforms.
- Sportscaster: Report on sports events, providing live coverage and analysis.
- News Director: Oversee news operations, ensuring quality and ethical standards in reporting.
With a strong foundation in journalism, graduates are well-prepared to enter the competitive media landscape and make a meaningful impact in their chosen fields.
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