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CAREER AND ACADEMIC PATHWAYS JOURNALISM OVERVIEW The Department of Visual and Media Arts provides grounding in fields that engage in the creation and analysis of visual culture, specifically in the allied fields of Animation, Art, Art History, Graphic Design, Journalism, and Photography. Our connected department’s disciplines enjoy synergy and collaboration. The Journalism discipline provides the highest quality education available for both transfer students and students seeking voca - tional training and an Associate of Arts degree in Journalism. Stu - dents also receive intensive hands-on instruction in digital news gathering techniques. This includes a series of practicum courses that covers instruction and practice in radio, TV news reporting, dig- ital design, magazine publication, short form documentary produc - tion, and mobile reporting techniques. PROGRAMS OFFERED AWARD AWARD TYPE ACADEMIC PLAN MAJOR UNITS FA* Journalism AA-T C033155G 18-20 Y Journalism AA C002728C 35 Y *FA = Financial Aid Eligible. Yes = Eligible for all aid. No = Ineligible for Federal Pell and Cal Grant, FSEOG, Federal Work-Study, and Federal Loans. Please consult with Financial Aid Office on award eligibility.Journalism Associate in Arts (AA-T) Degree Major Units: 18-20 T otal Units: Minimum of 60 (State Code: 33155; TOP Code: 060200; Academic Plan: C033155G) Students completing the Associate in Arts in Journalism for Trans- fer Degree will have satisfied the lower division major preparation for