Experiential learning at Quinnipiac offers multiple opportunities to apply your knowledge through hands-on work, service and exploration, preparing you for success in 21st-century careers. With an abundance of resources, internship opportunities and career-focused guidance, you'll be equipped with the skills and knowledge that distinguish you to employers and pave the way for long-term success.
At Quinnipiac, we understand that the world of sports communication is dynamic and demanding, requiring a unique blend of skills and hands-on experience. We're proud to offer a range of experiential learning opportunities tailored to students interested in joining this exciting field.
Quinnipiac University in Los Angeles is a year-round program that allows students to live, work and learn in the heart of America’s entertainment industry. Los Angeles is home to the “Big 5” film studios, 10 professional sports franchises, major broadcast news network bureaus and a media market that reaches millions daily.
We're proud to offer a range of experiential learning opportunities tailored to students interested in joining this exciting field. Become an invaluable member of student-run media groups or professional organizations as you hone your skills for a career in sports.
The Quinnipiac Bobcats Sports Network (QBSN) is a student-run organization that offers students the opportunity to become active sports journalists through live streaming all Quinnipiac sports, running a website and publishing a magazine.
Q30 is the official student-run television station of Quinnipiac with two weekly shows dedicated to sports coverage, “Sports Paws” and “Bobcat Breakdown," which is produced and filmed by students.
The Quinnipiac Chronicle is the official student-run newspaper at Quinnipiac with a dedicated sports section.
WQAQ 98.1 FM, the student-run radio station, which has regular sports-related shows, including an NFL recap show and a basketball show.
The Quinnipiac Podcast Studio, with limitless opportunities to create sports-centered shows.
The Association for Women in Sports Media at Quinnipiac is a student-run organization that promotes the enhancement and support of women and gender-diverse people in the sports television, marketing, public relations and writing field, with membership open to all students, regardless of gender, who aspire to work in these fields. The organization offers networking and professional development opportunities while supporting women in sports industries.
QU in LA, where you'll live and learn in the heart of America's entertainment and film industry.
The number of locations where communications students interned across the country during the 2019-20 academic year.
For the fifth year in a row, the career site Zippia ranked Quinnipiac as the best college in the nation for employment 10 years after graduation.
Quinnipiac students excel as interns, new hires, managers and executives in almost every industry. Gather real-world data about starting salaries, hiring trends and in-demand skills to inform your decision-making and put you on a path to success.
With an abundance of career-focused information and resources, the career advisers within the School of Communications support students as they expand their professional networks and attract the attention of prestigious employers.
iQ, Quinnipiac University’s holistic approach to career development and experiential learning, surrounds every individual with a personalized plan that maximizes their time at Quinnipiac. The powerhouse of iQ, our Career and Experiential Learning Lab is the physical space where students and advisers bridge the gap between college and career.
Studying and working outside the classroom challenges you — and changes you. These experiences, from competitions and capstones to study abroad opportunities and service outlets, make you more confident, more independent and better prepared for whatever profession you pursue.
Our undergraduate admissions counselors are here to answer any questions you may have and help you navigate the application process.