Associate of Applied Science Degree

For over 60 years, Brown has been educating successful radio broadcasters and producers. In fact, 17 of our grads have found their way into the Minnesota Radio Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

But broadcasting’s best days lie ahead. Streaming audio, podcasts, and satellite radio are just a few of the emerging technologies that will demand skilled broadcasters and producers for years to come.

The Associate of Applied Science degree in Radio Broadcasting is designed to help you develop an on-air presence and the technical skills needed for positions in this growing industry. Business aspects of broadcasting are illuminated, including station management and sales. The program also explores the relationship between broadcasting and the Internet, and includes an internship or practicum project.

• Audio production director
• Newscaster
• On-air talent
• Producer
• Radio newscaster
• Media sales account executive
• Sports play-by-play announcer and reporter

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Available at the Mendota Heights campus.

“The instructors guide and mentor you throughout the program.”
-Siobhan Kierans,
Graduate, School of Broadcasting

Associate of Applied Science Degree
18 months – 6 quarters – 90 quarter credits

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