journalism school
Media career preparation
A journalism school is an academic institution or division within a university that trains students in reporting, writing, and media production.
Programs typically cover news gathering, ethics, broadcast techniques, and increasingly digital media skills.
She enrolled in journalism school after working as a newspaper intern.
The term is sometimes shortened to j-school in informal contexts.
- junior collegeTwo-year postsecondary institution
- student newspaperCampus publication by pupils
- newspaperPrinted periodical of current events
- media studiesCommunication discipline at universities
- photojournalismVisual news reporting
media ethics · press pass · editing · master's degree · Pulitzer Prize · public university · university system · campus culture · student organizations · study abroad · investigative reporting · breaking news · copy desk · scholarship opportunities · academic innovation · community college · research university · liberal arts education
- schoolscollege, academy, university, kindergarten, seminary
- journalismreporters, interview, editors, student editors, news
- University Departmentsbiology department, chemistry department, physics department, mathematics department, psychology department
- graduate schoolsPhD program, masters program, MBA program, MD program, doctoral program
- UNC Chapel HillUNC, Chapel Hill, Tar Heels, Old West, The Pit
- Iowa HawkeyesHawkeyes, black and gold
journalism schoolnewsroom
Media gathering hub
professional practice · news desk · press corps · bureau · wire service
journalism schoolmedical school
Physician training institution
law school · engineering school · business school · seminary · trade school
journalism schoolschool of hard knocks
Education through suffering
on-the-job training · apprenticeship · citizen journalism · learning by doing · blogosphere
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