Journalism

Graduates are qualified to work as multiplatform content producers and reporters. The program provides hands-on training across broadcast, video, audio, multimedia, online and social media platforms. Students report in the field from day one and can specialize in areas like sports, entertainment, investigative journalism or documentary production. They gain experience in integrated newsrooms and develop skills in reporting, editing, pitching and on-air performance.

Focus areas include sports, entertainment, aboriginal/environmental issues, investigative journalism, hosting/anchoring, documentary/multimedia presentations.

4 Semesters (2 Years), Full-time, Hybrid delivery with mandatory six-week field placement.

Graduates enter careers as multiplatform content producers, investigative reporters, videographers, sportscasters, entertainment hosts, digital journalists, documentary makers, video and audio recorders, and editors in television, radio, digital journalism and social media.

No specific prior education or grades stated. English language proficiency required for international applicants, but no IELTS/TOEFL scores mentioned.

Hybrid, Full-time, 2 Years.

Seneca College in Toronto, established in 1967, is one of Canada’s largest colleges with a broad portfolio of career-focused programs and roughly 90,000 learners across multiple campuses and delivery modes. Located in a global city, Seneca combines applied education, industry connections, and flexible pathways that appeal to international students aiming to gain practical skills and launch careers in fields such as business, technology, health, media, and the creative industries.

The college emphasizes experiential learning through co-op placements, industry projects, labs, and simulated workplace environments that prepare graduates for employer expectations. Programs range from diplomas and advanced certificates to undergraduate degrees and continuing education, often developed in close consultation with industry partners. International students are supported by dedicated services including admissions guidance, language assistance, career counseling, and orientation tailored to newcomers.

Studying in Toronto offers rich cultural life, professional networks, and access to internships and part-time work that complement academic training. On campus, student services, clubs, and international student offices help build community and practical success strategies. For students seeking a large, industry-attuned college experience in a major metropolitan center, Seneca provides extensive resources, applied learning opportunities, and strong links to employers.