Sports Communication
Minor
Program Overview
The Sports Communication minor focuses on the methods and techniques for communicating about sports in a variety of formats, media and contexts that prepare students to be sports anchors, reporters, writers, announcers, commentators and podcasters.
AT A GLANCE
Degree Type
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Bachelor of Applied Arts (B.A.A.)
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.)
Format
On Campus
Credit Hours
24 Credit Hours
Why This Program & What You'll Learn
The Sports Communication minor is for students who want to write, talk, report or announce about sports. This minor pairs well with Journalism, Media Arts or other majors to add sports-focused communication skills. Beyond the core, which focuses on essentials for reporting and on-air delivery of sports content, the electives allow students to diversify and specialize their minor with supplemental courses that may explore diversity, equity and inclusion topics, social media metrics or more study and practice in on-air presence.Program Highlights
- Experiential learning opportunities through Moore Hall Television, WMHW radio and podcasts or CM Life.
- Hands-on internship opportunities with minor league sports teams, major league game broadcasters and major league team communications.
- A good mix of practical and informational courses to develop your communication skills.
Careers & Outcomes
This minor prepares students to be sports anchors, reporters, writers, announcers, commentators, podcasters and more.
| Career | Projected Salary |
|---|---|
| Sports Coordinator | $50,615 |
| Sports Event Management | $51,611 |
| Sports Marketing | $37,290 |
| Broadcast Announcer | $41,750 |
| Reporter | $57,500 |
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