Tell stories that inform, inspire, and make an impact.
The mass communications and multimedia journalism program prepares you for all facets of journalistic storytelling – writing, design, podcasting, photography, and on- and off-screen video. Work with veteran media professionals in small-class settings. In addition, gain real-world experience working for our award-winning student media.
Learn by Leading in multimedia journalism
In your multimedia journalism courses at SEMO, you’ll gain incredible real-world learning experience in a program accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (ACEJMC). That means our Mass Communications program is held to a high standard and is prepared to give you the best multimedia journalism education available.
Build Stories Across Every Platform
- Report, write, photograph, record audio, produce video, and design content for digital, broadcast, and social media.
- Learn to create dynamic news content and visuals for delivery across multiple media platforms.
Create with Professional Tools
- Gain experience using industry-standard cameras, editing software, audio equipment, and newsroom technology.
- Build technical skills employers expect from multimedia journalists.
Learn in Real Newsrooms
- Produce content for The Arrow and other award-winning student media.
- Work with professional publications and local media partners on real assignments.
Graduate with a Portfolio
- Develop a portfolio showcasing your writing, photography, video, podcasts, and multimedia storytelling.
- Leave SEMO with published work that demonstrates your skills to employers.
What Can You Do with a Multimedia Journalism Degree?
Every organization has stories to tell. A Multimedia Journalism degree prepares you to research, report, produce, and share those stories through digital, broadcast, print, social, and emerging media. You'll graduate with versatile communication skills that translate across industries.
Career Opportunities
Multimedia journalism majors can pursue careers such as:
- Multimedia journalist
- Reporter
- News producer
- Investigative Journalist
- Broadcast journalist
- Digital content creator
- Social media strategist
- Multimedia/Content producer
- Digital editor
- Content strategist
- Communications specialist
- Public information officer
- Podcast producer
- Photojournalist
- Video producer
- Audience engagement specialist
Where Can You Work with a degree in multimedia journalism?
Multimedia Journalism graduates can find job opportunities with:
News & Media
- Newspapers
- Television and radio stations
- Digital media companies
Sports & Entertainment
- Professional sports teams
- Broadcast networks
- Production companies
Business & Corporations
- Marketing and communications agencies
- Government agencies
- Nonprofit organizations
- Corporate communications teams
- Healthcare organizations
Specific Internship and Employment placements of Recent Graduates
Our graduates have launched careers with respected news organizations, professional sports teams, agencies, and national brands, including:
- Anheuser-Busch
- Ansira
- AT&T
- CNN (Atlanta)
- ESPN
- FleishmanHillard
- Golin-Harris
- Hoffman Media LLC
- KFVS
- KSDK-TV (St. Louis); KMOV-TV (St. Louis)
- MEC
- Nestle-Purina
- Osborn Barr
- Red Letter Communications, Inc.
- Saint Francis Medical Center
- St. Louis Cardinals
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch
- Southeast Missourian
- Turner Broadcasting–Turner Sports
- Universal Studios (Los Angeles)
- Washington Post