Recognized in 2024 by BEA as #6 for Sports and #7 for News nationwide
Recognized by BEA as a national top journalism program in 2024
Program offers a major and a minor in Broadcast Journalism
Shape the Future of News
The Broadcast Journalism, B.S.C. program prepares students for careers in digital news gathering, analysis, and reporting. Through practical experience through production classes and various student-produced programs on UMTV, students consistently win national and regional awards for their work, all while gaining the skills needed for personal and professional success, for participating in the program. No prior study of or experience in journalism is required to be eligible for the program.
Explore some of the featured courses:
Related Minors
Electronic Media
Hispanic Media
Journalism
Media Management
Meet Derryl Barnes, the youngest intern at ESPN, featured at the NBA All-Star game and praised by Shaquille O’Neal. He’s a student leader from the School of Communication and an example of where hands-on learning experiences can take you.
Immersive Experiences with UMTV
Variety of Shows
UMTV produces a variety of programming, including a weekly live newscast and sports show, a late night comedy program, an entertainment show and a Spanish-language program. Learn more here.
On-Camera or Off
Whether on camera or behind the scenes, UMTV gives students the chance to hone their skills in various broadcast roles including directing, producing (executive, video, segment), graphics, audio, cameras, and on-air reporting.
Award-Winning
Each year UMTV shows are recognized nationally by the College Television Foundation, Broadcast Education Association, Society of Professional Journalists, and the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists.
Direct Mentorship
Faculty advisors for each UMTV show provide crucial input and mentorship, ensuring quality and professional growth for students.
UMTV This Morning
This ambitious one-hour live morning show included exclusive interviews with actor and director Nestor Carbonell and the Mayor of Miami as well as a variety of segments across news, sports, and entertainment. More than 30 students worked to bring this special presentation to life.
Professional Associations and Chapters
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) chapter is committed to promoting the recognition and professional growth of Hispanic students pursuing careers in journalism. Through events, educational programs and networking opportunities, the chapter supports members in their journey to becoming influential voices in the media industry.
The University of Miami chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) fosters a community of future Black journalists and media professionals. The chapter offers events and networking opportunities, and promotes diversity, excellence, and leadership in journalism.
The University of Miami chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of ethical journalism. Through events, professional development, and educational initiatives, SPJ inspires and supports the next generation of journalists.
