Whether you want to write human interest stories, work for a lifestyle magazine or break political news on the campaign trail, you’ll find everything you need to unearth all your potential in the Greenlee School.
As a journalism and communication major, you’ll learn to generate, research and organize ideas; write, edit and present information for various media platforms and audiences. Many of our class assignments allow for creativity and innovation where you can pursue story ideas in areas that interest you – and story meetings function like a real-world newsroom environment.
Our bachelor of science degree in journalism and mass communication prepares you for a career that involves all aspects of news and information in communication-specific areas such as broadcast media, magazines and/or newspapers, photojournalism, science communication, visual communication and digital and emerging media. You’ll also graduate with a 300-hour capstone internship experience tto practice and refine your skills. Picture yourself gaining real-world experience at CNN, Sports Illustrated, Esquire, The Washington Post, TIME, People Inc, NPR and many other local and national media outlets, organizations and businesses.
