Welcome to RTF
Welcome to RTF
Welcome to Radio, Television & Film!
B.A. in Radio, Television & Film
This diverse program offers students courses in radio, television and film production, as well as the history, business, and aesthetics of the media.
B.F.A. in Biomedical Art & Visualization
BMAV students combine artistic talent and strong visual communication skills with natural science in this one-of-a-kind discipline.
M.A. in Television Studies
Graduate students explore the principles of writing for, on, and about television through this Master of Arts program.
Get to know the RTF Department!
About Us
Our department is a learning community of 19 dedicated faculty and staff and over 300 undergraduate students engaged in the production and critical studies of radio, television and film. We offer our students a balanced curriculum that provides integrated study and training in the art and business of the electronic media. Students thrive with the help of our pre-professional student organizations and thousands of alumni leaders in the field. See below for more information about each program.
Careers
Careers in Television & Film
- Screenwriter
- Film Director
- Cinematography
- Sound Mixing
- Camera Operation
- Production Design
Careers in Radio
- Station Manager
- Producer
- Radio Planner
- Presenter
- Broadcast Journalist
Careers in BMAV
- Pharmaceutical Media Markets
- Medical Device & Biotechnology Media Markets
- Publishers
- Animators
- Illustration
- Graphic Design
Scholarships
Scholarships recognize student academic performance, financial need, and/or leadership. The RTF department offers the following scholarships:
- Ned Eckhardt Television Production Scholarship
- The Salva Family Scholarship
- The Charles and Lucille King Family Foundation Scholarship
- Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Scholarship
Get Involved
Students can learn and achieve through RTF's active clubs extracurricular activies. From producing Television and Radio shows to creating short films, RTF clubs offer real-world experience outside of the classroom.
Student Organizations: Rowan Cinema Workshop holds an over 25 year history for producing student creative work, while also providing grants and awards. Rowan Television Network (RTN) offers hands-on opportunities for students to learn professional equipment through creating their own TV programs. WGLS FM (89.7FM) Rowan Radio reaches an over an audience of over 1 million people through South Jersey and parts of Delaware and Philadelphia.
Contact Us
Chair: Prof. Keith Brand
Secretary: Ms. Tami Cortes, 856-256-4641
Advising: Ms. Gina Gondos, 856-256-4329
Location: Bozorth Hall - 300 Memorial Circle, Glassboro, NJ 08028
Faculty and staff
Alumni in the field
Our alumni are everywhere, in nearly every industry in the greater New Jersey area. Check out how they're using their degrees and why they chose Rowan.
