About the Sports Media Undergraduate Certificate
The College of Media & Communication offers a 12-hour Undergraduate Certificate in Sports Media for students planning on media careers in the sports industry. Sports media jobs are often interdisciplinary, cutting across the traditional media disciplines of journalism, electronic media, public relations, and advertising. The certificate consists of four courses, each with three units of credit, taken from various college departments. Students can choose four courses from ADV 3350 , ADV 4301 (Olympics and Global Promotion), CMI 4301 (Producing for Sports), JOUR 4305 , MCOM 1302 , PRSC 3354 , PRSC 4301 (Sports Media Production), PRSC 4301 (Global Sports Public Relations).
Students may also apply an internship (ADV 3390 , COMS 4304 , JOUR 3390 , CMI 3390 , or PRSC 3390 ) as long as there is an emphasis in sports media and communication.
Students also can choose 3 credit hours from activities courses, such as CMI 2000 /JOUR 2000 or CMI 3100 or CMI 4300 , which offer practicum credit for work in the sports media industry. These activities include, but are not limited to, college-sponsored programs, such as Raider Vision (TTU Athletics Broadcasting), the HUB, the Outpost, or Double T Insider (department chair approval required).
Students also can earn a maximum of 3 credit hours by taking one of two courses offered in the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management, SPMT 4355 and SPMT 4356 .
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