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    MA Programs in Radio Studies

    A Master of Arts degree typically follows the attainment of a bachelor’s degree in a similar field of study. Depending on the school and the individual course of study, an MA degree can take anywhere from one to three years to complete.

    What is an MA in Radio Studies? A Master of Arts in Radio Studies focuses on teaching students advanced skills in areas such as station management, production management and programming. Topics of special focus often include radio features, documentaries, experimental radio and podcasts. Courses are taught in formats such as seminars, lectures and practical demonstration and may be offered on-site and online. Most graduate programs are affiliated with an actual radio station, which provides a wealth of hands-on training opportunities.

    Some of the benefits of taking an MA in Radio Studies include increased employment opportunities and higher earning potential. The specialized education provided in this advanced degree program, along with the hands-on experience, make those who hold a master’s degree highly sought after in their field.

    Graduate degree costs differ based on a number of factors. The location of the school, the specific programs offered and required course materials all have an effect on tuition, so it is best to research individual colleges and universities to find the one that best fits your educational and budgetary needs.

    A multitude of careers are available to those who hold an MA in Radio Studies. Graduates can choose to be on the front lines as broadcasters or announcers, or they can choose to work behind the scenes as station managers or production managers. Other potential opportunities include broadcast journalist, radio producer and radio program controller. Because an MA in this field provides background in nearly all areas of radio broadcasting, the possibilities for employment are limited only by the graduate’s vision.

    Colleges and universities around the world offer graduate programs in radio studies, so it is best to fully research all of the options. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.