Journalism - Franklin College - Franklin

Journalism from Franklin College - Franklin is a Campus Bachelor Journalism degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Journalism offers more possibilities than you may have imagined. Hollywood has the image of hard-driving reporters and photographers with cameras slung around their necks. But journalists are also radio/TV newscasters, public relations officers editing an employee magazine, copyeditors checking for accuracy and proper English, copywriters planning an ad, and artists laying it out. Sometimes, in today's age of media convergence, a journalist may be one person doing several of these things across media platforms. Or the journalist may work only online, or as a freelancer, or as the editor of a small-town weekly. These jobs all have something in common ? a passion for communication. If you like finding out information and telling people about it, there may be a place for you in journalism . It's a big field with a place for many talents and temperaments. A journalist's body of knowledge is history and biology-as well as political science, economics, psychology, and dozens of other subjects. Employers want people with breadth of knowledge who can think and whose abilities won't be outmoded in 10 years. Above all, they want people who can express themselves clearly and articulately. That's why Franklin teaches journalism in the context of the liberal arts. You'll learn the techniques taught in any good journalism school, but you may also find your journalism teachers advising you to take classes in English, art, logic and much more. Pulliam School of Journalism provides many of the advantages of a large university journalism program, but in a small, liberal arts setting. Available Tracks in Journalism Public Relations News Editorial Visual Communications Broadcast Journalism View more details on Franklin College - Franklin, IN . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Journalism courses.