Television Broadcasting Colleges

Asbury University

• Asbury University is a small Christian university in Kentucky. The Communication Arts Departments offers majors in media communications with concentrations in television and radio production, media performance, media management and film studies. Students have the advantage of working with HD film and television production equipment. The program emphasizes a Christian philosophy in communications.

  Asbury University

  One Macklem Drive

  Wilmore, KY 40390

  1-800-888-1818

  asbury.edu

Bowie State University

• Bowie State University, located in the Washington-Baltimore-Annapolis region, is part of the University System of Maryland. The Communications Department offers an undergraduate degree with a concentration in broadcast journalism and a graduate degree in communications. State-of-the-art facilities include a cable television studio with digital equipment and a digital video editing lab. Students have the opportunity to work on television productions and programs for the university's cable television station.

  Bowie State University

  14000 Jericho Park Road

  Bowie, MD 20715-9465

  1-877-77-BOWIE

  bowiestate.edu

California State University, Los Angeles

• Cal State LA Studios is the film production section of the television, film and media studies division of the Department of Communications at CSULA. It is recognized as one of the leading television production colleges in Los Angeles and the production field. The award-winning faculty brings real-world experience to the program. Students learn camera operation, editing, post production and gain valuable experience working with DV and HDV high-definition equipment. The university offers an undergraduate program leading to a bachelor's degree in television, film and media studies as well as a master of arts and master of fine arts degrees.

  California State University, Los Angeles

  5151 State University Drive

  Los Angeles, CA 90032

  (323) 343-3000

  www.calstatela.edu

Washington State University

• Washington State University's Edward R. Murrow College of Communication offers broadcast communication as an option for the communications major. The program prepares students for careers in broadcast journalism, station management and program development. They gain valuable, hands-on experience in studio and field production and working with production equipment in WSU's student-run cable television station. The college's internship program places students in positions in some of the top media centers of the nation, including Los Angeles and New York.

  Washington State University

  Communication Addition 101

  PO Box 642520

  Pullman, WA 99164-2520

  509-335-7333

  wsu.edu