Schools for Training in Broadcasting

Carolina School of Broadcasting

• The Carolina School of Broadcasting's broadcast communications technology program teaches the technical aspects of radio, television, and audio and video production. The program involves classroom instruction, lab training and practical application. The school is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology.

  Carolina School of Broadcasting

  3435 Performance Road

  Charlotte, NC 28214

  704-395-9272

  carolinaschoolofbroadcasting.com

Broadcasting Institute of Maryland

• Established in 1969, the Broadcasting Institute of Maryland trains students for careers as deejays, radio or TV producers, TV directors, journalists, editors, anchors or reporters. The 600-hour program includes hands-on training and classroom instruction. According to the school’s website, all students take courses in announcing, commercials, general broadcasting, general news and issues, promotions, public speaking and sales. Students can specialize in radio, news, sports or television production. Classes are during the day and in the evening.

  Broadcasting Institute of Maryland

  7200 Harford Road

  Baltimore, MD 21234

  410-254-2770

  bim.org

Center for Broadcasting, Chicago Campus

• Chicago's Center for Broadcasting teaches all aspects of broadcasting, in front of the camera and behind the scenes, according to its website. The center holds career days during the school year that feature guest speakers and potential employers. It also helps students find internships in broadcasting.

  Center for Broadcasting, Chicago Campus

  530 S. State St.

  Chicago, IL 60605

  312-884-8000

  beonair.com

Boston University, College of Communication

• Boston University’s College of Communication has an undergraduate and graduate degree program in broadcasting. Undergraduates study the history of broadcasting, law, ethics, reporting, writing, editing and producing, and media management. Students can specialize in television, radio or multimedia. The graduate schools offers more in-depth courses in broadcasting. According to the school’s website, it emphasizes original reporting and researching, writing copy, and capturing and editing video. The College of Communication has two broadcast studios .

  College of Communication

  Boston University

  5 Cummington St.

  Boston, MA 02215

  617-353-4710

  bu.edu