Reporter being filmed

Explore Academic Programs - Journalism


Journalism studies will equip you with the ability to investigate, ask questions and synthesize information into stories for print or electronic media. Regardless of the medium, the principles of communication are the same.


Careers, Potential Earnings & Market Growth Rates

Career Title: Public Relations Specialist*

Potential Earnings: $58,020 annually
Market Growth Rate: Average, 5 - 9 %
 

Reporter or Correspondent*

Potential Earnings: $37,820 annually
Market Growth Rate: Declining, -2 % or lower
 

Marketing Manager*

Potential Earnings: $131,180 annually
Market Growth Rate: Faster than average,  10 - 14 %
 

Technical Writer*

Potential Earnings: $69,850 annually
Market Growth Rate: Faster than average, 10-14 %

 

* Requires bachelors degree or more


Know Your Path? CTC Pathway


Degrees and Certificates

The Associate of Arts degree in Journalism or Communications consists of 60 credit hours of coursework including 42 hours of core curriculum requirements and 18 hours of lower-level journalism coursework.

Degrees & Certificates Delivery Mode
Scroll Down
Journalism/Communications [AA]
60 credit hours, four semesters full time
 Central Campus
Course Descriptions
COMM  


Contact the Department

Office: 254-526-1239

For more information about this program visit

 Communications