Radio/TV/Film (B.A.) (BA-RTVFILM)

Program Overview

Rowan University's Bachelor of Arts in Radio/TV/Film equips students with foundational knowledge in media production, history, and business. The program offers concentrations in traditional film, TV, and radio production, as well as new media and critical studies. Students benefit from small class sizes and professors with industry experience, preparing them for careers in various roles within the film, TV, and radio industries.

Program Outline

The program allows students to concentrate in traditional areas of radio, television, and film production; new media and audio recording, production; or critical studies. The program boasts a growing alumni network connecting students with real-world career opportunities in the film, TV, and radio industries. The program is described as being for "thinkers, doers, and creators" interested in careers in film and television production, radio production, media industry management and sales, and media writing and research.

Teaching:

The program features professors with industry experience who actively share their professional networks with students. The intense production courses are characterized by small class sizes, allowing for a more immersive learning experience.

Careers:

Graduates of the program work in various roles within the film, TV, and radio industries. One example provided is a Rowan alumnus working as a Philadelphia-area news photographer whose work includes local reporting and Super Bowl coverage. Student testimonials highlight the program's positive impact on skill development and career advancement. Several students mention the program's immersive learning experience and the value of the professors' industry connections.