Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:
- Radio show host
- Producer
- Scriptwriter
- Promotional staff
- Positions in production houses, training departments and school boards
Access to Seneca's campuses is limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is a stay-at-home order in effect for Toronto and Peel Region. Seneca's on-campus activities for winter 2021 will continue as scheduled.
Information about critical dates and program delivery for the Summer 2021 term is now available.
Starts in September
In this two-year Seneca and York University concurrent credential Broadcasting – Radio diploma program, you will experience engaging, hands-on learning that focuses on the principles of on-air presentation, script-writing and audio production.
Your interest in radio broadcasting will blend well with the pre-professional training that you will receive in radio production and presentation. Upon completion of this program, you will obtain both a Seneca diploma in Broadcasting – Radio and a Bachelor of Arts degree from York University.
To be eligible for this program, you must be a York University student who has completed:
To confirm eligibility for this concurrent credential program, you will need to contact the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Academic Advising Services at York University.
Note: You can also pursue the exclusive two-year Broadcasting - Radio Seneca Diploma program.
Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:
You'll benefit from the real work experience gained in one hundred hours of field placement in a professional broadcast setting. This component of the curriculum is both critical to your career success and a requirement for graduation.
When you graduate from this program, these are the types of career options that you can explore:
“The biggest thing for me was the technical aspect. It gave me a leg up because I entered the business at the dawn of video journalism. If you wanted an entry-level job, you had to bring more to the table. Those skills certainly helped.”
David Common
Broadcasting – Radio, Broadcasting – Television