Our Radio Broadcasting Program Can Prepare You for an Exciting Career
Can you see yourself on the radio, perhaps spinning the Top 40 hits, or spinning the latest in country, rock, or alternative music? Maybe you can see yourself hosting a local talk show, or doing the traffic report?

Then perhaps radio broadcasting school is a perfect option for you. At Brown College, we can help you develop the skills you need to succeed in radio broadcasting. Our Associate of Applied Science Degree Program in Radio Broadcasting can help you to prepare you for a career in radio broadcasting.

We can work with you to develop a radio personality and help you foster the technical skills needed to work in the industry. You could be an on-air personality, perhaps as a D.J. or sportscaster, or you could run the boards and answer the phone, or perhaps even work in marketing.

Radio today is as diverse and complex as ever. In addition to traditional radio broadcasting, satellite radio, podcasting and live internet streaming have opened up more opportunities than ever for talented radio personalities. A radio broadcasting school should help you to learn all the skills and technical abilities you’ll need to work in any of these radio-related mediums.

With a program that can be completed in as little as 18 months, students can get the training they need to pursue careers opportunities in radio broadcasting. They are taught and mentored by experienced instructors who can help them develop their talents while getting hands-on experience with industry-current technology and tools. You’ll have the opportunity to work at our student radio station and use your skills in a real-world setting, so that you can step immediately into the radio studio and contribute. With financial aid available to those who qualify, attending radio broadcasting school can be within your grasp. Our career services department will work closely with you upon your graduation to help you locate employment and career opportunities.

Contact us today and find out if you are a candidate for acceptance into our radio broadcasting degree program.