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Ever wanted to be a reporter on the sideline at an NFL game, a global news correspondent, a videographer for an advocacy organization, or a field producer for a reality show? If your career goal is to become an influential media leader in our evolving information era, then start here! Our Journalism and Media Studies major combines passion, practical expertise, and technological development for today’s aspiring media professional. Budding journalists and media makers will receive firsthand experience in the latest tools while acquiring a foundation in the history, ethics, and values of journalism and media studies.

Journalism and Media Studies will prepare you to be a better-equipped citizen and for a professional career in broadcasting, digital media, print media, non-scripted TV programming, and public relations.

Options/Concentrations

• Tracks
• Journalism and Emerging Media
• Media and Society
• Creative Media Practice
• Specializations
• Sports Journalism

The Department of Journalism and Media Studies offers a major leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. It provides undergraduate students with a broad spectrum of courses in the theory and practice of journalism and mass media, preparing them for professional careers in newspapers, magazines, television, radio, news agencies, publishing, public information services, and more! The department focuses on the practice of journalism and mass media, the impact of media on society, public policy and understanding, and the planning and development of public information systems.

Journalism and Media Studies graduates find career opportunities in a wide variety of settings including business, education, government, and the non-profit sectors. Skills in verbal and written communication are one of the most sought after characteristics employers look for when hiring and any work that involves communicating as its focal point is a potential career field. However, the communications industry is a competitive one and experiences a must.

While many graduates work in a related occupation, others choose different directions. Many careers do not require a specific major but rather a wide range of demonstrated skills and accomplishments. Regardless of your career choices, increase your marketability to employers through internships, responsible work experience, good grades and involvement in college activities.