Bachelor in Television Journalism and Programming

Television Journalism and Programming prepares students for careers in broadcast media, combining journalism fundamentals with the technical and creative skills needed to produce television content. Coursework typically includes news writing and reporting, broadcast production, video editing, program development, media ethics, and studio and field production practice. Students learn to research and report news stories, produce segments and programs for television, and understand the editorial and technical processes behind broadcast content. The discipline blends journalistic rigor with production skills, covering both the informational and entertainment sides of television programming. Graduates pursue careers as television reporters, news producers, program developers, video editors, and broadcast journalists, working for television networks, production companies, and digital media outlets. The hands-on, studio-based nature of the program prepares students for the practical demands of broadcast production environments. This bachelor's program is delivered in English over a duration of 4 years at Istanbul Bilgi University in İstanbul, Turkey. English-medium instruction supports engagement with international broadcast standards and journalism practice conducted in English. Across the 4-year sequence, students progress from foundational journalism theory toward hands-on studio production and portfolio work.