Featured Journalism School

Department of Journalism, University of Memphis

Located at the University of Memphis, the Department of Journalism recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. The school maintains both bachelors and master's degrees in journalism.
At the undergraduate level the College offers five streams: Advertising, Broadcast News, Internet Journalism, Newspaper-Magazine and Public Relations. Graduate course are tailored to the individual students needs and is geared toward grad students and online mid-career journalists.
The Department averages 360 undergraduates and 50 graduate students.

Pennsylvania to Texas

Pennsylvania

Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia

College of Communications, Pennsylvania State University. University Park. B.A. Journalism; B.A. Film/Video; B.A. Advertising/Public Relations; B.A. Telecommunications; B.A. Media Studies; M.A. Telecommunications Studies

Department of Journalism, Temple University. Philadelphia. B.A. Journalism.

South Carolina

School of Journalism and Mass Communications. University of South Carolina. Columbia. B.A. Journalism; M.M.C

Department of Mass Communication. Winthrop University. Rock Hill. B.A. Broadcasting; B.A. Journalism; B.S. Integrated Marketing Communication.

South Dakota

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. South Dakota State University. Brookings. B.S. Journalism; B.A. Journalism.

Department of Contemporary Media and Journalism, University of South Dakota. Vermillion. B.A. Mass Communication; B.S. Mass Communication.

Tennessee

College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. B.S. Communications; M.S. Communications.

Department of Communication, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga. B.A.

Department of Communications, University of Tennessee at Martin, Martin. B.A.; B.S.

Department of Communication, East Tennessee State University Johnson City. B.A. Mass Communications; B.S. Mass Communications.

College of Mass Communication, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro. B.S. Mass Communication; M.S. Mass Communication

Department of Journalism, University of Memphis, Memphis. B.A. Journalism; M.A. Journalism.

Texas

School of Journalism, University of Texas, Austin. B.J. Journalism.

Department of Journalism, Baylor University, Waco. B.A. Journalism.

Department of Journalism and Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism, University of North Texas, Denton. B.A. Journalism; M.A. Journalism; M.J. Journalism.

Schieffer School of Journalism, Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth. B.A. News-Editorial Journalism, International Communication; B.S. News-Editorial Journalism, Advertising-Public Relations, Broadcast Journalism.

School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Texas State University at San Marcos, San Marcos. B.A. Mass Communication-Advertising; B.A. Mass Communication-Electronic Media; B.A. Mass Communication-General Mass Communication; B.A. Mass Communication-Print Journalism; B.A. Mass Communication-Public Relations.

College of Mass Communications, Texas Tech University, Lubbock. B.A. Journalism; B.A. Advertising; B.A. Public Relations; B.A. Electronic Media; B.A. Photocommunications.

Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Abiline Christian University, Abilene. B.S. Journalism; B.S. Integrated Marketing Communication; B.S. Electronic Media.