The BJ in Broadcast Studies at Korea National University of Arts is an undergraduate program focused on the study and production of broadcasting and media content. The program is offered in Seoul and aims to train creative professionals who can work in television, radio, and digital broadcasting industries. It combines theoretical knowledge of media communication with practical training in broadcast production.
The program typically lasts four years (eight semesters) and leads to a Bachelor of Journalism (BJ) degree. Students study subjects such as broadcast journalism, media communication, television production, scriptwriting, video editing, and media ethics. These courses help students understand the structure and role of broadcasting in modern society while developing strong communication and storytelling skills.
Practical training is a major component of the program. Students participate in broadcast production projects, workshops, and studio-based learning where they gain experience in camera operation, sound recording, news reporting, and multimedia editing. Through these activities, students learn how to produce professional content for television, radio, and online media platforms.
Graduates of the BJ in Broadcast Studies program can pursue careers as broadcast journalists, television producers, news reporters, media presenters, or multimedia content creators. The program prepares students to work in television networks, radio stations, media production companies, and digital broadcasting platforms within the global media and entertainment industry.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.