Broadcast engineers are responsible for the installation, repair, and operations of broadcast equipment such as transmitters, consoles, STLs, sound and light equipment, etc. This course is designed to provide a basic understanding of the principles and practices of broadcast engineering as well as help mid and top-level broadcast engineers keep up with current trends in the industry.

What will you learn?

Participants will learn:

– Basic broadcast engineering principles

– Broadcast electronics theory

– Studio setup and mechanism

– Transmitter setup and mechanism

– Earthen protection and mechanism

– Equipment maintenance, protection, and mechanism

– Control room equipment and mechanism

– Satellite & transmission communication

– Digital Circuits and Systems

– Optic fiber technology

– Practical field experience

For everyone who wishes to produce picture packages, such as documentaries, online/TV commercials, features, news reports, YouTube content, personal messages, etc.;

For producers, media practitioners, bloggers, music artistes, poets & spoken word artists, DJs, Comedians, churches, advertising agents, etc.

(Two Tracks: Choose one):
A. Weekend Track:
Fri & Sat. Classes                     
 (10am-4pm each day)
 

Duration: 5 weeks plus Optional internship for up to 6 months
Accommodation is available on request.

OR:
B. Online Track

N50, 000
(Accommodation Available on Campus on Request)

Post-graduation internship available

• Basic – 4 Weeks (including 1 week of internship)
• Intermediate – 4 Weeks (including 1 week of internship)
• Advance – 4 Weeks (including 1 week of internship)