Spanish-Language Media

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Work professionally in news, public relations or advertising in both English and Spanish.

In-class experience

Develop professional skills in English and Spanish news, public relations or advertising.
Practice news, public relations or advertising with an emphasis on reaching Spanish-speaking communities.

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Internships/practicums

What you'll learn

How to report bilingually
How to produce public relations and advertising campaigns for multicultural audiences
How to work internationally

Where you'll intern

News organizations
Public relations and advertising agencies
Corporations, government agencies and nonprofits

Possible careers after graduation

Bilingual reporter, editor or producer
Bilingual PR account executive or advertising manager
Engagement editor, media producer or media manager interested in reaching Spanish-speaking populations

What you'll study

Students must complete 39 units of journalism courses for the major and 120 units overall to graduate. Find details below about completing your journalism courses with a Spanish-language media emphasis. View all required courses on our bachelor's degree of journalism page.

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Claudia Cruz

Director of Internships and Experiential Learning She, her

(775) 784-4434

claudiacruz@unr.edu

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