Bachelor of Science in Animation

At the Charley Steiner (‘71) School of Sports Communication, the first named school of its kind in the nation, you’ll get the ultimate playbook for a successful career in the sports industry Whether you want to call the action as a play-by-play announcer, produce game-changing sports media, or manage promotions for a major team, this program equips you with the skills to make it happen. You’ll train in your area of interest while mastering research, multimedia storytelling, and industry insights. Plus, with hands-on experiences and real-world projects, you’ll build an impressive portfolio that helps you break into the competitive world of sports communication. Experiential Learning At Bradley, you won’t just study sports communication—you’ll live it. From day one, you’ll be writing for the campus newspaper, working with ESPN and BravesVision, and interning with Peoria’s minor league hockey and baseball teams. These hands-on experiences bring your classroom learning to life as you develop skills in journalism, production, management, marketing, and media relations. Intern with major organizations like NBC’s Olympics, the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Write and produce content for student media covering Bradley Athletics. Attend professional conferences, collaborate with faculty on research, and network with top sports and media executives at the Steiner Symposium on Sports Communication.

High School Transcript - Official or unofficial transcript showing your complete academic record throughout secondary school. Proof of English language proficiency or waiver qualification. Depending on where you attend secondary school, you may also be required to submit relevant exam scores (WAEC, GCES, etc.) in addition to your transcripts or mark sheets.