Media Communications and Broadcasting Schools in Boston
Boston isn't lacking great schools to fill the needs of broadcasting students. It is considered by some to be America's foremost college town, with more than 100 higher learning institutions in its metropolitan area. Boston College, for example, has a department of radio and film, a broadcast journalism emphasis and a mass communication degree under their school of communication. Along the same lines, the University of Massachusetts at Boston offers certificates in communiation studies.
Performing arts has a total of 2,858 workers in the narrowly-defined broadcasting area with 38 broadcasting employers. Broadcasting employees make an average of $1,383 per week. Between now and 2010, Boston audio and video equipment technician (photographers, cameramen, editors) jobs will grow by a total of 11%, with 2,650 job openings coming to 8,030 total jobs in the area. Media and communication worker (writer, reporter, editor) jobs will grow by 15%, with 8,290 job openings, and total jobs numbering 23,750.
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University of Massachusetts, Visual and Performing Arts Program - North Dartmouth
North Dartmouth, MA US