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Traditionally, students with media backgrounds have sought positions with newspapers to break into the journalism industry. Now, with a growing number of companies offering robust direct-to-consumer departments, recent graduates from media programs have a large and diverse range of options to choose from when considering a career.
Given that a lot of training for media careers is done at school, what can colleges and universities do to reimagine their programs and give students the proper training with cutting-edge cameras and visual tools? According to Allen Major of Indiana University’s Media School, every class must have a visual component to help make students more well-rounded with the necessary technology.
Download “Preparing students for the new media landscape” to learn more about trends in hiring for digital media roles and the steps institutions can take to prepare students for the evolving landscape.
Given that a lot of training for media careers is done at school, what can colleges and universities do to reimagine their programs and give students the proper training with cutting-edge cameras and visual tools? According to Allen Major of Indiana University’s Media School, every class must have a visual component to help make students more well-rounded with the necessary technology.
Download “Preparing students for the new media landscape” to learn more about trends in hiring for digital media roles and the steps institutions can take to prepare students for the evolving landscape.
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