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The field of broadcasting is changing combining radio and television with computers and interactivity. Opportunities are expanding into non-broadcast video that includes the communication activities of corporations and education. You are at the right place at the right time. Even though the most visible careers in broadcasting are on-air performers, most opportunities exist behind the camera and are available locally, regionally, and nationally. Consider for instance a career as a broadcasting station general manager, director, video and film editor, news director, sales manager, entertainment producer, announcer or account executive just to mention a few.

An important key to succeeding in this challenging and exciting career is a degree in Mass Communications and ETSU offers you a broadcasting program that is unique in its approach and hands-on accessibility to students.

For more information, visit our website at: Broadcasting.