Meet interesting people. Cover exciting events and breaking news. Produce content that audiences can’t wait to consume.
As a journalist, you can get paid to do all that.
Even better: No day at work is the same.
Traditional media are the most common employers.
But you’re not limited to a newsroom.
You can also work in non-profits, schools, corporate settings or any place that needs to tell its message with clarity and accuracy.
That’s because...
Work ethic. Time management. Versatility. Teamwork.
A journalism degree prepares you to do so much more than just write or report.
You can learn the technical stuff. Journalism gives you the soft and interpersonal skills that are invaluable for any career field.
You can find our alumni’s bylines across the state, country and world.
Employers include:
Alumni have also worked in Los Angeles, New York City, Russia, China and many other places.
