Whether your passion lies in journalism, public relations, broadcasting, digital media, or film, you’ll gain the skills, knowledge and opportunities to succeed in a fast-evolving media and communication landscape.
Broadcasting
Major | Minor
Why Study Broadcasting at Goshen College?
If you love storytelling, media, and making meaningful connections with audiences, Goshen College is the place to turn your passion into a career. In our award-winning broadcasting program, you’ll jump into hands-on experiences from your very first year—opportunities that students at larger schools often wait years to get.
You’ll master skills in radio and TV production, podcasting, digital storytelling, public speaking, and news writing. Whether you major or minor in broadcasting, you’ll graduate with a strong portfolio, real-world experience, and a resume that stands out in a fast-moving, competitive industry.
What Sets GC’s Program Apart?
- Hands-on learning from day one! Get behind the mic, the camera or the mixing board starting your first year.
- Small class sizes–With 91% of classes under 30 students, you’ll get personalized feedback and mentoring from faculty who are active in the industry.
- Award-winning student media–Join the team at 91.1 The Globe (named Best College Radio Station in the Nation) or Globe TV.
- Career connections–Network with industry professionals and land internships with regional and national media outlets.
- Strong outcomes–93% of GC grads (Class of 2023) were employed, in service, or in grad school within a year of graduating.
Bring Your Voice to Life: Co-Curricular Opportunities in Broadcasting
As a broadcasting student at Goshen College, you won’t just learn about media—you’ll be immersed in it. You’ll join a close-knit community of creative communicators and dive into real-world projects that give you a head start on your career. Whether you’re on-air, behind the camera, writing scripts, or producing content, you’ll have countless opportunities to practice your craft and sharpen your skills.
Real-World Experience that Launches Your Career
From day one, you’ll work with professional equipment in real studios and speak to real audiences. Whether you’re hosting your own show on 91.1 FM The Globe, reporting live on air, filming and editing stories for Globe TV, or producing videos with FiveCore Media, you’ll gain the kind of experience that sets you apart.
Internships are built into your path. You could be working with organizations like Fox 28 TV, WNDU, ESPN Fort Wayne, or even the Indianapolis Colts—sometimes before your second year. And with access to our state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll be using the same digital tools and software trusted by industry professionals.
Real Experience, Real Impact
- 91.1 The Globe (WGCS)–Step into the spotlight at the Best College Radio Station in the Nation, where you’ll host shows, report live, and manage programming.
- Globe TV–Join the team behind student-run news and sports broadcasts, gaining hands-on experience in every aspect of production.
- FiveCore Media–Get paid to do what you love with professional video production internships right on campus.
- The Record–Strengthen your writing and reporting skills at GC’s weekly student newspaper.
- C. Henry Smith Oratorical Contest–Compete in this annual public speaking event and sharpen your ability to inspire and persuade.
- Global Opportunities–Take your passion abroad with internships and study experiences in Kenya, Greece, El Salvador, and across the U.S.
What’s Next: Careers in Broadcasting
With a Goshen College broadcasting degree, you’ll graduate with a strong portfolio, industry connections, and real experience that sets you apart. Our alumni thrive as:
- Audio Engineers
- Copy Editors
- Film/TV Producers
- Freelance Video Creators
- Marketing Professionals
- News Anchors
- Public Relations Officers
- Radio Personalities
- Social Media Managers
- Sports Broadcasters
- Technical Directors
Scholarships to Support Your Passion
Goshen College awards over $50,000 each year to students majoring in broadcasting and communication. Scholarships include:
- Ainlay Communication Scholarship
- Geigley Scholarship (Broadcast/TV)
- Gorsline Excellence Awards (Journalism, Radio/TV/Film)
- Joel Kauffmann Scholarship (Creative Media)
- Kornhaus & Smith Scholarships (Public Speaking & Radio)
Visit the Financial Aid Office to explore your options and apply.