The headline today: The face of journalism is changing as fast as new events occur, but good storytelling and solid research remain essential. Journalists must adapt to new means of delivering the news. Earn a competitive edge with reporting, writing and editing skills for online, television, radio and print within this ever-evolving industry. This program will be delivered in a hybrid format in the Fall semester. Students are prepared to work in radio, television, newspaper, magazine and online newsrooms. Graduates find work as writers, reporters, photographers, editors, freelancers, web content providers, editorial assistants, videographers, program hosts and news anchors. The skills developed in this program can also lead to careers in public and media relations, and educational, training or industrial video production. Average starting salaries range from 35,000 to 39,999.<br><br>Get a well-rounded set of skills in our all-platform newsroom in Loyalist's new Digital Media Centre. You will: Develop hands-on skills in research, writing and interviewing. Use digital tools and apps for gathering and sharing stories, video, social media and interactive journalism. Create newscasts for the federally licensed College radio station, 91X. Work with a team of student reporters, ENG shooters, producers, anchors and editors to produce a web-based television newscast. Publish original work for the student-produced community online news service, QNet News (qnetnews.ca). Learn with guest speakers from the community and from large market radio stations, newspapers and TV networks.