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21 Associate of Applied Science Programs in Journalism and Mass Communication Media 2024/2025

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Associate of Applied Science Programs in Journalism and Mass Communication Media

An associate degree is designed to give students specialized knowledge in a field without the necessity of pursuing a four-year degree. Typically, programs last two years and gives the skills and knowledge to gain entry level employment in their field of study. Degree credit can usually be used towards obtaining a higher education in the future.

What is an Associate of Applied Science in Media? These courses prepare students for a job in media with well-rounded studies to develop skills that are required for a broad range of industries. Students may learn principles of design, content development, digital media production, digital image manipulation, voice production, sound design, music editing, directing, cinematography and motion graphic and recording arts techniques. Learning is often hands-on and will give students an understanding of the complete process of media production.

Skills learned in an Associate of Applied Science in Media are transferrable to create many optional career paths and opportunities. Graduates will often enjoy job mobility in an interesting and well-paying field. Students learn current techniques with new technologies and ideas to make them highly sought after employees.

As programs vary, so do the costs associated with them. Be sure to research potential programs, including their focus, cost and schedule to make sure you choose one that is aligned with your professional goals.

With an Associate of Applied Science in Media, graduates will be qualified to work in many industries. Some industries that hire professionals trained in media are film, radio, television, business and music. Programs vary in focus from general media specialists to more targeted industries, so the job you qualify for depends on your program. Many graduates become employed as screenwriters, cinematographers, producers, and directors or in post-production specialties. Other students pursue jobs in graphic design, broadcasting and recording arts.

Available programs vary and many you can apply for online. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.