Messiah College

What you’ll study

Students choose a concentration in either broadcasting or journalism, gaining experience across online, podcasting, TV, radio and print. Core courses cover media culture, broadcasting fundamentals, media production, multimedia storytelling, media law and ethics, audio‑visual newsgathering, and writing for mass media. The curriculum also offers practical exposure through PulseFM, the campus magazine, the yearbook, and the student‑produced YBTV news broadcast.

Entry requirements

Specific admission criteria were not detailed in the source material.

Career prospects

Graduates find roles in television and radio stations, digital media agencies, public‑relations firms, and local and regional publications. Internships in the state capital region with major network affiliates, sports teams, and media outlets are common, and the program reports that 98 % of its 2025 class secured employment or graduate study within six to nine months of graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle

All first‑year students receive financial aid, and the university offers a range of scholarships and aid options to support students throughout their studies.