B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies in Journalism

Sierra Nevada College

Location

United States of America (USA)

Study Format

On Campus

Course language

English

Study Fields

Communication, Journalism

Degree

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

Examine the media's fluid role in modern life and the complicated ethics of responsible journalism. Connect social media and interactive technologies with “old media” platforms. Take a broader look at the mass media’s trends and careers. Experience the innately interdisciplinary nature of journalism. Gather news and information on campus and across the community. The report, write, and edit the content that is engaging, accurate, and professionally presented. Explore the power of visual communication producing photos, graphics, and video.

About the School

There’s nothing passive or conventional about life at SNU. Our status as Nevada’s only accredited, private, four-year institution, and our location high in the Sierra, on the shores of legendary Lake Tahoe, all but guarantee that.

Action is in our DNA. Everything we do is dedicated to moving lives and learning forward, to engaging students and helping them become confident, collaborative critical thinkers who are uniquely prepared to thrive in the real world. Four core themes define us: Entrepreneurial Thinking, Professional Preparedness, Liberal Arts, and Sustainability. And we bring these themes to life for every student through active learning processes that foster problem solving, teamwork, and innovation. It’s a culture of competition where students learn to think on their feet, to communicate persuasively, and become active participants in their education.