18 Journalism Course Programs

You'll discover the secrets to writing trendsetting articles, impactful reviews, visual storytelling, and viral social media posts. Prepare to experience an intense and stimulating educational journey, where your passion will transform into a successful profession.

UFSC Journalism Program prepares students for a career as reporters, photographers, editorial designers, writers or editors in newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, internet, news agencies and press offices, either employed, as a freelancer or as an entrepreneur. Since the early stages, the student is in contact with the practice of journalism through technical courses held in the laboratories of Radio Journalism, TV Journalism, Photojournalism, Writing, Online Journalism and Infographics.

The Journalism major offers students a structured pathway to develop their skills in storytelling and fact-based research. Tailored for individuals who are passionate about writing and communication, this major provides hands-on, immersive experiences to prepare students for careers in journalism and related fields.

Learn the power of compelling storytelling to make a difference in the world. Everyone has a story, and multimedia journalism focuses on delivering those great stories through hands-on writing, video and online production. In addition, students develop a greater understanding of and a more critical eye towards today’s media environment. The multimedia journalism program is fully integrated with dedicated courses that focus on reporting and production for print, broadcast, and online media.

An introduction to the field, covering how news is produced and delivered, how news organizations work, and how audiences react to and interact with the news media. Basic instruction in the fundamental practices of journalism: reporting, writing, editing, and presentation. It also provides an overview of the rich history of journalism in America. Introduction to the principles, ethics, and practices of journalism, including the role of journalists in society, journalistic values, and the importance of accuracy, fairness, and objectivity.

Learn to gather, produce and deliver news for radio and TV. This major prepares you for careers as news and sports journalists, board and camera operators, writers, anchors and video editors through hands-on training in on-campus media outlets. Develop the skills you’ll need to be ready for the many facets of the broadcast news industry with a strong liberal arts core, courses in journalism, ethics, on-air performance, broadcast writing and media production.

A Minor in Journalism is an excellent complement to a Major in many fields. Employers in a wide range of professions value the highly transferable skills the Journalism Minor offers: communicating clearly in a wide range of formats, working in a multimedia environment, and conducting relevant research. Students with a Major in a different field and a Minor in Journalism are well positioned to communicate about that field in a variety of ways and a variety of venues, including within their chosen profession, with the public, or as a specialist journalist.

An active pedagogy based on practice and a high level of academic standards is the founding project of the Dauphine Practical Institute of Journalism - PSL. Joining the Institute is the assurance, upon graduation, of becoming a journalist and benefiting from a professional network in all media.

Journalism plays a crucial role in society, providing vital information to the public and impacting the health of democracy. As digital media outlets multiply, the need is greater than ever for reliable and fair-minded reporting that helps us to make well-informed decisions about our lives and communities.The journalism program at Eastern surveys the various forms and functions of contemporary journalism, equipping students to work as journalists in print and digital environments as well as to analyze and assess media coverage of events. In short, this minor is not just for aspiring journalists, but for anyone who wants to become a savvy consumer of news and a more responsible citizen in democratic society, informed by Eastern's commitment to faith, reason, and justice.

The Founding Fathers believed journalism so important that they created special protections for the press in the Constitution of the United States. They knew “the People” would need accurate information if democracy were to survive. We continue to take that role seriously. At Franklin, you will learn in the classroom how to write a story, take a picture, shoot a video, design a page or record an audio track - and then you quickly will be given the chance to do so in front of an audience that numbers in the hundreds of thousands.

Magazines, blogs, and social media are essential tools for communication and sharing of ideas regarding fashion. The world of fashion is constantly evolving and this evolution takes on a special value when it is shared by customers and potential customers. Translate creativity of fashion in a common language, without losing a single nuance of its charm, it is the challenge of the journalist.

The Universe of Fashion is in constant evolution and this evolution gains a special value when shared by clients and potential customers. The Fashion Journalist's main challenge is to translate Fashion and its creativity in a universal language without losing a single nuance of its fascination. A high priest of the mysteries of Fashion who with art and sensitivity, reveals and influences.

Skills Competency Award in Public Relations. Public Relation is a fast-growing field with excellent employment opportunities, particularly at the entry level. This Skills Competency Award demonstrates a level of knowledge and training in basic Public Relations planning and skills and gives students hands-on experience in these areas. This SCA enhances students' ability to obtain entry-level jobs in Public Relations and Advertising Agencies, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and all sectors of the business world.

The Florence School of Regulation and the Loyola de Palacio Chair are organizing this Autumn School for Researchers in consortium with the Fraunhofer Cluster of Excellence and Integrated Energy Systems. LARS is for researchers with modeling skills who want to support the energy policy and regulatory debate. During the three days of the school, presentations from academics using modeling to assess policies and regulations will be followed by testimonials from (former) policymakers and industrial representatives who will share their experience working with academics.

The Photojournalism Skills Competency Award offers a fast-track introduction to the American news media and expanding opportunities in digital publication and social media. Students immediately become media practitioners as they produce journalistic projects for The Channels, SBCC’s award-winning student news publication.