The Broadcast Journalism minor prepares students to thrive in the fast-paced digital media world while rooted in the legacy media tradition of television and radio. With a focus on ethical storytelling and technical excellence, this program empowers students to create media that informs, inspires, and uplifts communities.
Students in the program gain hands-on experience by producing live shows that stream online and posting video productions to the GUTV YouTube Channel.
In the minor, students take on every role in the broadcasting process, including:
Through partnerships with Spokane-area television and radio stations, students intern alongside media professionals in fast-paced newsroom environments. These internships provide valuable industry experience and help students develop strong portfolios and build professional networks. Common internships include:
University credits are available for internships.
As a minor, Broadcast Journalism complements many majors by adding depth to your education and opens doors to careers in news, production, and multimedia storytelling. Students graduate with the skills, confidence, and ethical grounding to make a difference through media.
Gonzaga alumni studying Broadcast Journalism have gone on to work for such companies as:
Students gained hands-on experience at Super Bowl Week, working within live media environments, connecting with industry professionals, and seeing how classroom skills translate to fast-paced production settings.
Whether you're studying communication, political science, or any other field, the Broadcast Journalism Minor offers a powerful way to amplify your voice, sharpen your storytelling skills, and make a meaningful impact through creating media.
