About the Mass Communications (BA) with emphasis in Broadcast at Lindenwood University

As a Broadcast Communication student at Lindenwood, you will learn radio, video, and audio production in a fully functioning 50,000-watt FM radio station and an HD television station that airs over the Lindenwood campus and through cable systems across the St. Louis metropolitan area. Hands-on experience in television, radio, newswriting, and television news reporting is key to your education at Lindenwood University. Many well-known alumni have learned their craft during their time at Lindenwood. You could be next.

Lindenwood University Broadcast Communications Faculty

The Broadcast Communication faculty at Lindenwood University have many years of professional experience in their chosen fields. They have spent time in advertising, broadcasting, sports, public relations, and a variety of related industries. They know what they are talking about, and they are teaching what they have lived.

Earning a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Communication at Lindenwood University

Every Broadcast Communication student at Lindenwood University is required to take core courses, which make up 36 credit hours of your Bachelor of Arts degree. These courses will teach you the basics of the mass communications field. You will learn reporting, radio production, video production, writing for electronic media, mass communication law and theory, ethics, and more. Once you have mastered these skills, which are critical to your success, other courses are incorporated, including: broadcast, media management and sales, and sports information.