7147 Journalism, Media, and Mass Communication Degree Programs

The Master of Journalism (MJ) course is a one-year full-time or a two-year part-time course. Students learn the core skills of journalism—reporting and writing, television and video production, media law and ethics, and new media. Students also have the opportunity to take elective courses in a broad range of subjects from business and finance to data journalism to digital media. Candidates shall complete no fewer than 60 and no more than 72 course credits.

The Master of Arts in Global Communication has a dual emphasis on international affairs as well as communication and journalism. Pursue or advance your career in public, private, or non-profit sectors as you gain the skills to connect with audiences around the world.

This program will give you in-depth knowledge of sociology, media and communication. It will develop your conceptual, methodological and analytical skills for a wide range of applications in sociology and media studies. After graduation, your career pathway may lead to the consultancy sector or to roles in big data analysis, digital media, journalism, research and opinion polling, academia, or public administration.

Contemporary Journalism is a three-semester graduate certificate program that will explore new tools, trends and directions in journalism while emphasizing sourced, credible and verifiable storytelling. You'll learn in an interactive environment with courses covering news reporting, writing, editing and visual storytelling while exploring social media, mobile and emerging technologies (virtual reality), and multimedia storytelling and data journalism. In a digital world, the smartphone is increasingly the newsroom for journalists and the living room for the audience. The Contemporary Journalism program will emphasize using mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, to source, produce and share credible multimedia journalism.

Be in the heart of the action. Rider's journalism majors graduate with polished, digital multiplatform portfolios to showcase their work and talents. Journalism students complete the requirements for the major by taking a variety of courses in news reporting and writing, broadcast production and digital media.

The BS in Digital Journalism program is designed to prepare students for the fast-paced world of modern media. It combines foundational skills in journalism with advanced training in digital tools and...

Become a media and communications professional with a strategic and interdisciplinary understanding of journalism and media in a European context. Gain first-hand experience from living in the decision-making capital of Europe, an exceptional location for this VUB Master program.

The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies: Media and Culture program offers a modern and interdisciplinary education combining a standard journalism curriculum with courses in media studies, film studies, and marketing/public relations and a focus on media and culture. Graduates receive a globally recognized degree, accredited in the US and EU, and earn it in three years instead of four.

DCU’s MSc in Journalism offers expert-led training in political, climate, and data journalism, plus hands-on skills in video, audio, and MoJo production. Learn in state-of-the-art labs and studios, gain real-world experience through a six-week media internship, and join a network of Ireland’s top journalists.

Rooted in the real world, this course will help you to gain all the practical skills and experience you’ll need to pursue a thriving career in journalism. Good journalism is essential to a functioning society. This course is designed to give you all the valuable skills and knowledge needed to work in the diverse and fast-moving environment that is modern journalism and media.

A Nichols College BA in Communication will prepare you for a dynamic career in social media, television, marketing, journalism, and corporate outreach. You’ll build your creative skills while taking a deep dive into the evolving ethics and impact of modern media trends, setting you up for a sustainable career in any industry.

In Media & Communication dive into the captivating realm of media studies with our Master's program! Whether you're passionate about journalism, advertising, social media, business, or public relations, we're here to explore it all. Let's uncover how media shapes our perceptions, interactions, and society.

This one-year Master’s program provides a global perspective on journalism, investigating the role of journalism in different media systems and socio-cultural contexts, giving you the knowledge and skills necessary for work in an international setting. You will also examine changes to the global media and their implications for professional journalism.

The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies offers a modern and interdisciplinary education combining a standard journalism curriculum with courses in media and film studies, with a focus on marketing and public relations. Graduates receive a globally recognized degree, accredited in the US and EU, and earn it in three years instead of four.

Communications is an academic discipline that encompasses all forms of human communication. The broad range of communicative skills acquired from the study of this discipline may be applicable to any successful career or activity. Graduates with a degree in Communication Arts enter a wide variety of occupations, including radio and television broadcasting, public relations, technical editing, sales, government and academic administration, and teaching, to name a few. A number go on to graduate and professional schools. This major provides students with an understanding of communication in a variety of contexts (e.g., interpersonal, intercultural, organizational, political, and mass communication) and prepares them to be effective and well-rounded communicators. Participation in co-curricular activities such as public speaking competitions, speech and debate, and as staff for the campus newspaper and radio stations are available to students.