BROADCAST JOURNALISM DEGREES
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 ### UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

 It is quite uncommon to find an undergrad student studying broadcast journalism. Each area of study awards about 6,000 undergraduate degrees per annum; 861 students last spring completed undergrad degrees in broadcast journalism, making it the country's 225th most popular major. 76 of those degrees were conferred by one college, [Syracuse University](/colleges/syracuse-university), and 168 of those degrees were awarded at institutions in New York.

 68 colleges nationwide grant undergraduate degrees in broadcast journalism; accordingly, deciding on the right program is probably difficult. 64.6% fewer schools offer undergraduate degrees in broadcast journalism than the typical field, making it the 225th most broadly available degree.

 ### GRADUATE DEGREES

 While 96% of degrees in broadcast journalism last year were undergraduate degrees; 4% were grad degrees. Broadcast journalism is the 354th most popular graduate degree in the country, with 33 degrees conferred. For context, broadcast journalism is 99% less popular among master's or doctor's students than the average subject.

 In Total, 894 students received a bachelor's or higher in broadcast journalism last year.

 ### ONLINE BROADCAST JOURNALISM DEGREES

None of the students who earned undergraduate degrees or grad degrees in broadcast journalism last year received their degrees online. Zero US institutions even have fully remote programs. ### PARTIALLY ONLINE BROADCAST JOURNALISM DEGREES

 * Broadcast journalism is the 207th most popular partially online undergrad degree in the United States of America
* Broadcast journalism is the 202nd most commonly available partially online college degree around the country
* Last spring, 196 people received a bachelor's or higher in broadcast journalism partially online
* The [University of Nebraska-Lincoln](/colleges/university-of-nebraska-lincoln)​ conferred the most partially online four-year degrees in broadcast journalism in the United States (28)
* Broadcast journalism is the 359th most popular partially online postgrad degree in the country
* The average partially online major confers 1,683 annual bachelor's degrees or higher

 ### IN-PERSON BROADCAST JOURNALISM DEGREES

 * Broadcast journalism is the 217th most popular in-person college degree in the US
* Broadcast journalism is the 266th most broadly offered in-person four-year degree in the US
* 77.47% of all four-year degree in broadcast journalism are earned fully in-person
* [Syracuse University](/colleges/syracuse-university)​ awarded 72 in-person bachelor's degrees in broadcast journalism, more than any other American college
* Colleges from New York granted the most entirely in-person undergrad degrees in broadcast journalism last spring (145)
* 93.94% of all postgraduate degrees in broadcast journalism are done completely in-person


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2023 Broadcast Journalism Professors

There are about 3,016 students enrolled in Broadcast Journalism in the USA.