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Topic: For reference: List of J-schools
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| amyward | Posted – 7/25/2006 12:23:33 AM | show profile I haven't found any comprehensive list of reputable journalism schools, so I'd appreciate it if you could either point me to a website with a good list, or else help me start a list in this thread. That might help those of us considering J-school (particularly post-B.A. J-school) to see what our options are. So lay it on here, if you please. Which schools (private, public, American, foreign) offer decent Masters (or other post-degree) programs in journalism? |
| amyward | Posted – 7/25/2006 12:31:52 AM | show profile To start things off, here are the few I'm familiar with, off the top of my head: -Columbia Graduate School of Journalism -Medill at Northwestern (graduate and undergrad) -S.I. Newhouse School at Syracuse University -UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism -University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication Plus every Canadian post-degree program: -Ryerson University -Concordia University -University of King's College -Carleton University -University of Western Ontario -University of British Columbia |
| tanik | Posted – 7/25/2006 11:20:41 AM | show profile | email poster Ohgoodness. :) I am proud of my j-school. It was an extrememly difficult program. so I will list it. Sorry if I repeated some. University of South Carolina - Columbia University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Columbia University - New York Missouri School of Journalism - University of Missouri North Gate Grad. School of Journalism - UC Berkeley Medill - Northwestern University - Evanston, IL New York University Dept. of Journalism |
| mailbag | Posted – 7/25/2006 11:42:51 AM | show profile | email poster UNT University of North Texas (in Denton) has a good advanced degree program for journalism. Also has a great film studies and production department. Going to UNT was the highlight of my 7-years living in TX. |
| belinda | Posted – 7/25/2006 12:15:41 PM | show profile Amy, an easier way to compile a thorough list would be by looking at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications and seeing where members teach. www.aejmc.org |
| amyward | Posted – 7/25/2006 10:01:05 PM | show profile tanik: Which program did you attend? |
| bvg | Posted – 7/26/2006 11:50:46 AM | show profile Add Ohio University to that list. |
| kdavis02 | Posted – 7/26/2006 12:46:55 PM | show profile List of J-schools The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia is where I'll be getting my Master's degree.They have a great program and are home to the Peabody Awards. |
| kstwrites | Posted – 7/28/2006 8:10:30 PM | show profile | email poster Louisiana State University not bad for a state university, you must apply to get into the Manship School of Mass Communication (journalism school) after your first year of college--and not everyone gets accepted. did a lot of work with the times picayune of new orleans after katrina, times pic won pulitzer prize for public service for chronicling the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. |
