Learn with Minot State
When you study sports communication with us, you'll put learning into action as you learn the ins and outs of the sports communication field with an emphasis in theory and practical experience. KMSU, our campus television and radio station, provides opportunities to produce and create content ready for the air. You are limited only by your imagination, as the station's YouTube channel offers and opportunity to pursue your own interests with original content.

What you'll study
Sports communication studies is a highly sought-after degree that offers the skills, knowledge, and experience necessary for a variety of careers. The professional communication program at Minot State combines coursework in communication, TV and radio production, journalism, public relations, special event planning, and social media to diversify your experiences within and outside the classroom. Topics of study include everything from sports public relations and sports journalism to sports special event planning and play-by-play communication.

Career outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, announcers earn a median pay of $45,810 per year. 

Offered: On campus