BS in Multimedia Journalism, Oklahoma State University

48 Months

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About this course

Multimedia Journalism at OSU focuses on training students to become effective storytellers. The program offers hands-on experience with photography, cinema, audio, and video production tools and techniques. Students learn to combine words with images, video, and sound to craft compelling stories, preparing them for modern journalism roles. The emphasis on practical skills ensures graduates are ready to meet the diverse communication needs across media outlets.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students benefit from real-world experience through opportunities like work with the university newspaper, O’Colly, and producing content for OSU TV and Pete’s Corner. The program also supports the creation and management of over 50 radio shows and podcasts by students, giving valuable industry experience. This practical approach, combined with a strong portfolio, makes it a standout choice for aspiring media professionals.

Specialisation

The program offers a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Journalism, both focusing on multimedia storytelling, production, and editing across various media formats.

Course fees

Application fees

24.48L

1st year tuition fees

24.48L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program offers a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Journalism, with a 4-year plan for each.

English language test

IELTS

5.5

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Oklahoma State University admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

Graduates from this program can pursue roles such as Multimedia Reporter, Multimedia Director, Multimedia Producer, Audio Engineer, Media Coordinator, and various sports media roles. Opportunities also include public relations, advertising, and communication coordination, with students prepared to meet the needs of any media outlet.

FAQs

What practical experience will I gain?

You will gain hands-on experience through writing for the O’Colly newspaper, creating, producing, and editing content for OSU TV and Pete’s Corner, and managing numerous student-created radio shows and podcasts.

What are the career options after this program?

Graduates can pursue roles as multimedia reporters, directors, producers, audio engineers, media coordinators, sports reporters, copywriters, art directors, and in public relations, advertising, and communications.