Radio Television Journalism - Radio Performance and Studio Production

Overview

The Radio Performance and Studio Production concentration is a second-year option of the Radio Television Journalism diploma program. 

This concentration prepares you with the skills needed to work in this ever-changing industry. 

In addition to the basic performance and studio skillsets you gain in this program, you  learn to write, produce and perform audio content for both radio and online platforms. In a real studio environment, you voice, record, edit and mix radio content using industry-standard post-production processes. You deliver regular, live-on-air radio broadcasts, developing strong radio production skills along with an understanding of programming strategies.

Work experience

• Field experience is a mandatory credit course, providing the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills outside the classroom.
  • Opportunities are typically unpaid and last approximately 5 weeks.
• Transportation, accommodations and other costs related to work experience courses are your responsibility.
• For more information, visit work experience opportunities.

September 2026

Admission requirements

• Successful completion of Radio Television Journalism – Year 1 or advanced standing.
• Advanced standing – To be considered, you must apply to and meet the admission requirements for the Radio Television Journalism program. Advanced standing is based on academic credits (certificate/diploma/degree) completed from a recognized public institution within the past ten years that meet the academic requirements of the full first year of the program. Advanced standing is subject to seat availability.

Program requirements

• Portfolio development – As part of your studies at NSCC, you develop a portfolio of your work; the portfolio captures your achievements and profiles your skills to employers.

Tuition

Tuition amounts are for the 2025-26 academic year. Program costs and fees (textbooks, supplies, etc.) are additional.

Tuition, fees and program costs

In addition to annual tuition, there are program costs (books, tools, etc.) and student fees for College services, health and dental plans, your student association and parking.

View detailed program fees page(s). Please note that amounts on these pages are meant for planning purposes only. They don't represent final amounts owing.

• Radio Television Journalism - Year 1
• Radio Television Journalism - Year 2 - Radio Performance and Studio Production

Career options

• Graduates are on-air radio personalities, radio production staff, creative writers, audio producers, promotion assistants and directors, newscasters, station program managers, and creators and suppliers of audio content and freelance voice-overs.

Future study options

• Continue your studies at university – This program includes courses that count towards a university degree. Learn more about having your diploma count towards a university degree