Minor in Digital Storytelling and Content Creation

Overview

The Department of Journalism and Media Management offers minors in Broadcast Journalism, Digital Storytelling and Content Creation, Hispanic Media, Journalism, Media Management, and Sports Media.

The Department of Journalism and Media Management emphasizes hands-on learning and critical thinking within a multicultural, global context. Our students consistently win regional and national awards, and obtain prestigious internships and long-term positions in a competitive media marketplace. Additionally, they are meeting the challenges of the evolving media industry through ethical and entrepreneurial leadership.  Our graduates also gain admission to excellent graduate programs and professional schools in a variety of fields.

Six minors are offered in the Department of Journalism and Media Management. The department's programs attract students interested in working in these specific fields, but also provide strong writing, creative, and analytical skills to students who pursue careers in other fields, such as law and business. 

The School of Communication’s Digital Storytelling and Content Creation, Sports Media and Broadcast Journalism minors are designed for students who intend to pursue professional work in news, sports media, content creation positions across multiple industries and allied fields. 

Students minoring in these subjects study all aspects of digital and legacy media operations. All Sports Media, Broadcast Journalism and Digital Storytelling and Content Creation students are encouraged to become involved in UMTV (the campus television station) and the student-run radio station, WVUM-FM.

The School's facilities include a state-of-the-art podcast studio, two high-definition television studios, digital post-production suites and related capabilities.

Curriculum Requirements

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 A grade of C or higher is required in all courses (a C- is not acceptable).