Online Audio/Visual Certification Programs

Audiovisual technology is a multi-disciplinary field that encompasses many different career paths in broadcast media, multimedia technology, and communications. As an audiovisual technologist, you might find yourself working as a stage lighting designer in a Broadway theater, or as a sound engineer at a rock show. It's an ideal field for someone who is interested in how technological advances are changing the arts.

Degree:
Select One Associate Bachelor Master Doctoral Diploma Certificate Coursework

Subject:
Select One Arts & Design Business Education Engineering & Construction Health Hospitality & Culinary Law & Criminal Justice Liberal Arts & Humanities Science Social Science Technology & IT Vocational

Program:
Select One Select One Fashion Film & Television Fine Art & Craft Graphic Design Interior Design Multimedia & Web Design Music Photography Theater Arts Select One Accounting Business (General) Business Administration Customer Service E-Commerce Entrepreneurship Finance Human Resources Insurance & Risk Management International Business Management & Leadership Marketing & Advertising Office Administration Operations Management Organizational Psychology Project Management Public Relations Real Estate Retail & Sales Sports Management Select One Adult Education Child Development Corporate Training Curriculum Design Distance Education Early Childhood Education Education (General) Educational Administration Educational Technology ESL Higher Education K-12 Education Literacy & Reading Physical & Health Education Special Education Teacher Aide Teaching License Select One Aerospace Engineering Architecture & Landscape Design Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer & Software Engineering Construction Electrical Engineering Engineering (General) Engineering Management Environmental Engineering Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Material Engineering Mechanical Engineering Other Engineering Petroleum Engineering Quality Control & Safety Systems Engineering Select One Alternative Medicine EMS & Paramedic Gerontology Health & Medical Sciences Health Care Administration Health Education Laboratory Medical & Dental Assistant Medical Technology Nursing Nutrition Pharmacy Physical Therapy Physician Assistant Psychology & Mental Health Public Health Radiologic Science Respiratory Therapy Sports and Fitness Select One Baking & Pastry Catering Culinary Arts Event Planning Hospitality Management Travel & Tourism Select One Corrections Court Reporting Crime Scene & Forensics Criminal Justice Homeland Security Investigation Law Paralegal & Legal Services Public Safety Security & Loss Prevention Select One Art History Classical Studies Communications & Media English Ethnic Studies General Studies Language Liberal Arts Library Science Museum Studies Philosophy Religious Studies Writing Select One Agriculture Aviation Science Biology Chemistry Environmental Science Mathematics & Statistics Physics Veterinary Science & Animal Care Select One Anthropology Behavioral Science Conflict Resolution & Mediation Economics Geography History International Relations Linguistics Political Science Psychology & Behavior Public Policy & Administration Social Sciences Social Work & Human Services Sociology Women's Studies Select One Computer & Software Engineering Computer Programming Computer Science Graphics & Multimedia Information Systems Information Systems Security Information Technology Network Administration Security Technical Management Technical Support & Repair Technical Writing Technology Education Telecommunications Vendor Certifications Video Game Development Web Design Web Development Select One Applied Technology Automotive and Vehicle Aviation Beauty & Cosmetology Computer & Appliance Repair Electrician HVAC Plumbing Transportation Welding

Online Training in Audiovisual Technology

Online A/V technology training is available at the diploma through bachelor's degree levels. In your program, you'll study electrical and audio technology, engineering, acoustics and music, music production, digital communications, photography, and digital video.

One popular career path for audiovisual technology college degree holders is telecommunications. You might find work as a telecommunications engineer or computer specialist. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), these careers usually require at least a bachelor's degree for entry-level employment. If you already have a college degree in engineering or computer science, consider an online degree in audiovisual technology to show potential employers your expertise in the area. The BLS reports that average weekly earnings for telecommunications professionals in 2006 were $963, which is considerably higher than average.

• Vocational
• Applied Technology