Sports Journalism Ontario College Graduate Certificate

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• Objectives
  Sports Journalism is a new and unique post-graduate program preparing you for a career in the high-profile and energetic world of sports media. Whether it is covering the World Series or interviewing a local athlete, you'll develop your specialized talents in sports writing, editing and reporting as you tell the stories behind the games, the players and the fans. The program will give you best practices in a diverse and gender inclusive environment with others as dedicated to, and as passionate about, sports as you.
• Practical experience
  You'll complement your in-class training with an industry field placement in a sports media organization in Canada or around the world.
• Academic title
  Sports Journalism Ontario College Graduate Certificate
• Course description
  Semester 1 Courses
  Course Code     Course Name     Lecture     Lab
  SPRT-411     Sports Writing and the Sports Experience         
  SPRT-412     Sports Interviewing and Beat Reporting         
  SPRT-413     Sports in Canada: The Field of Play         
  SPRT-414     Reporting One         
  Semester 2 Courses
  Course Code     Course Name     Lecture     Lab
  SPRT-421     The Sportscast         
  SPRT-422     Total Sports: Stats and Research         
  SPRT-423     The Business of Sports         
  SPRT-424     On-air Performance         
  SPRT-425     Feature Writing for Mags, Docs and Profiles         
  SPRT-426     The Feature for Sports Radio and Television 1         
  Semester 3 Courses
  Course Code     Course Name     Lecture     Lab
  SPRT-433     Professional Placement Seminars         
  SPRT-450     Field Placement         
  and one of:
  SPRT-431 Sports Observer
  OR
  SPRT-432 Centennial Sports TV
  
  NOTES:
  
  1.Students are responsible for obtaining their own field placement.

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