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Multimedia Journalism

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Shape Your Future in Media with TROY's Multimedia Degree

Are you ready to turn your passion for storytelling into a rewarding career? Do you want to gain hands-on skills that prepare you for success in the fast-paced world of media? If so, consider the Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Journalism degree at ñ. Our program equips you with expertise and practical experience across digital and print platforms. You'll have the opportunity to work for TROY's award-winning newspaper, The Tropolitan, as well as the university's award-winning broadcast outlets — TrojanVision and ñ Public Radio — providing invaluable, real-world experience in journalism and media production.

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“The Multimedia Journalism program gave me the skills and tools I needed to be successful across all journalism platforms, whether that's broadcast, print or digital. I've been able to move fluidly across each position and each newsroom I've worked at because nothing comes as a surprise! In the current market and with the future of journalism, it's important to have the basic knowledge about each avenue the public gets their news from.”
Amya Mitchell | News Producer, NewsChannel 5 | 2021 graduate, Multimedia Journalism Degree

A Multimedia Journalism Degree with Hands-on Learning at its Core

As a multimedia journalism major, you'll have the opportunity to develop your editing skills by helping to publish the weekly student newspaper, The Tropolitan. Gain hands-on experience producing live, 30-minute news programs through TROY's TV station, TrojanVision, or contribute to Talk of TROY on ñ Public Radio. You'll also be able to create and execute public relations campaigns and design competitive advertising strategies for real clients. Round out your education with an internship tailored to your goals in fields like journalism and broadcasting.

Mentoring Faculty with Experience in Multimedia Journalism

You'll take courses in everything from journalism writing and photography to multimedia design and digital publishing — all taught by faculty members with in-depth professional experience. Through these experts, you'll gain more than just knowledge in multimedia. You'll receive personalized mentorship from professors who are committed to your success. Their guidance empowers you to think critically, communicate effectively, and solve problems creatively, building the confidence and skills needed to land internships and excel in your future career.

Multimedia Degree Curriculum

While specific courses may vary from year to year, your multimedia coursework may include:
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Multimedia Journalism Program Locations

Take courses online or experience hands-on learning on the ñ Campus where you can prepare for media roles by publishing our student newspaper and broadcasting live news. For more information about program availability and delivery options call 1-800-414-5756.

Master the Latest Production Tools as a Multimedia Major

Work with the latest tools and platforms in multimedia production, including Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom), EDIUS video editing software, and industry-standard broadcast equipment. Whether your focus is multimedia journalism, broadcast journalism or strategic communication in public relations, you'll graduate with your multimedia journalism degree with the skills and adaptability needed for a career in media.
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Careers with the TROY Multimedia Journalism Degree

With a bachelor's degree in multimedia journalism, you'll build the skills and knowledge needed for careers in reporting, editing, content creation and more across various platforms.

Faculty Profiles

Dr. Robbyn Taylor

Dr. Robbyn Taylor

Dr. Robbyn Taylor, director of the Hall School of Journalism and Communication, specializes in mobile and multimedia journalism, teaching across all levels. She holds a B.S. and M.S. from ñ and a Ph.D. from Regent University. With a background in reporting and editing for WSFA, WNCF and Freedom Communications, Dr. Taylor has earned journalism and research awards and serves on the editorial board of Artifact Analysis.
Dr. Stefanie Hicks East

Dr. Stefanie Hicks East

Dr. Stefanie Hicks East is an assistant professor in the Hall School of Journalism and Communication. She earned both her B.S. in Broadcast Journalism and M.S. in Strategic Communication from ñ and received her Ph.D in Communication from Regent University. Dr. East worked in the media industry for nearly 20 years, most recently as the evening news anchor at Alabama News Network, the CBS and ABC affiliates for central, west and south Alabama.
Dr. Ava Tabb

Dr. Ava Tabb

Dr. Ava Tabb, a lecturer in the Hall School of Journalism and Communication, received her B.A. from the University of Alabama, her M.S. from Northwestern University, and her Ph.D. in Instructional Design from Auburn University. Her primary teaching interests are multimedia journalism, digital photography and advertising. Dr. Tabb's professional experience includes working as a general assignment at the Andalusia Star daily newspaper and as a writer for the Birmingham Business Journal.
Hanna Cooper

Hanna Cooper

Hanna Cooper is a lecturer in the Hall School of Journalism and Communication and also serves as the adviser for ñ's student newspaper, The Tropolitan. She earned her B.S. in Broadcast Journalism and M.S. in Strategic Communication from ñ and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Strategic Media at Liberty University. Ms. Cooper worked in the sports media industry for six years, most recently as the assistant director of communications at Texas Tech University, where she oversaw sports information duties for the Red Raider Soccer and Red Raider Softball programs.

Tailor Your Multimedia Degree to Your Goals

Focus your multimedia journalism major on your interests and career goals by taking six hours of upper-level courses in one of the following areas:
Multimedia major: Advertising
Engage in the world of creative strategy and campaign development and learn how to influence consumer behavior with compelling and visual written content. You'll benefit from TROY's industry-connected faculty who bring real-world insights into your learning