Multimedia Journalism
Offered as an Anselmian Career Edge (ACE) Certificate*


Our Multimedia Journalism certificate gives you a glimpse into the dynamic career of journalism. Through the certificate, you’ll investigate the writing, production, and ethical dimensions of contemporary journalism through a liberal arts lens. You’ll gain guidance from experienced professionals and exposure to the inner workings of the evolving industry by local practitioners. These opportunities will ready you for enriching co-curricular internships aka real-world immersion and practice. This area of study will prepare you for graduate studies and careers in a range of roles from digital content strategist and social media manager to reporter and broadcast correspondent.

*Anselmian Career Edge (ACE) Certificates offer Saint Anselm students practical career knowledge, skills, and preparation through relevant courses and engaging collaborations with local, regional, national, and international companies and organizations.


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This certificate offers students the opportunity to focus attention on one of the key pillars of our democracy — journalism — as well as embrace the dynamic nature of multimedia storytelling. Like the best of Saint Anselm College learning, it looks back for grounding while preparing students for present and future challenges.

— Professor Jonathan Lupo, Ph.D.
Multimedia Journalism

Featured Course

Special Topics - Podcasting

In this course, you’ll study the historical foundations for the emergence of podcasts. You’ll learn how the medium intersects with traditional broadcast media and digital discourse networks while focusing on the power of sonic storytelling. At the semester-end, you’ll produce your own podcast and implement techniques you observed in assigned listening and readings.

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The Saint Anselm Crier

The Saint Anselm Crier is the College's independent student newspaper, published bi-weekly. The paper provides an outlet for students to share their perspectives within the Saint Anselm community. As a member of The Crier, you’ll ensure that information is unbiased and consistent with standard journalistic measure. The newspaper provides a forum for the free exchange of student ideas and is beneficial to anyone interested in pursuing multimedia journalism. 

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Topics You'll Study

Throughout your coursework, you’ll explore the role of multimedia journalism to better understand it in practice. You will study a variety of topics, including: 

  • Advertising and public relations 
  • Audio-visual storytelling 
  • Cultural, economic, and political factors that inform media
  • Writing techniques for digital and print media

Anselmian Career Edge Certificate

Anselmian Career Edge (ACE) Certificates are employment-oriented academic programs strengthened by partnerships with leading employers and supported by a strong alumni network. Students completing an ACE Certificate complete three courses while also gaining practical, career-focused knowledge and skills from engaging with employers. The courses, experiential learning, and collaboration with employers provides certificates that complement the College’s liberal arts curriculum and prepare students for post-graduation success.

ACE Certificates

ACE Certificate Partner: WMUR-TV

The joint initiative between WMUR-TV, New Hampshire’s ABC affiliate, and the College provides Saint Anselm students with opportunities to learn about broadcast journalism and the skills necessary for the field. Students might experience studio visits, guest lectures, and internships so students can explore a wide range of careers in journalism.

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Additional Multimedia Journalism Certificate Information

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