Journalism degrees teach students valuable skills such as communication, time management, critical thinking and adaptability. A background in journalism creates a strong foundation for career ...

While journalism degrees are ultimately beneficial for aspiring journalists, they are not one’s only gateway into a journalism career. The countless undergraduate programs offered at universities can ...

The journalism degree is designed to prepare students for careers as reporters, writers, editors, designers, content managers, advertisers, social media managers, public information officers, and ...

One school — that I could find — has an undergraduate data science and journalism degree: Northeastern University, a private university in Boston with $60,000 tuition. While this is a step in the ...

Choosing between a BA in English and a BA in Journalism often feels like balancing introspection with immediacy. While ...

Are degrees really necessary for a career in journalism? It is the age-old industry question becoming more and more salient. With the cost of living crisis, some students are at tipping points: one in ...

The Center will create investigative reporting courses and journalism programs at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), support their campus news organizations, provide financial ...

The Journalism Department in the College of Communication is offering new courses in the spring, which students can now register for during their respective registration times throughout the next two ...

For the same cost as sending a single student to, say, a ten-month Master’s Degree program at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism (about $85,000, not including living expenses), we could open ...

As a Black woman who graduated from A&M with a journalism degree in 1981, she understood both the strengths and the shortcomings of the institution’s culture.