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Continuing Education Workshops
We invite you to attend the Journalism School's Continuing Education professional development workshops. Build technical, reporting and digital skills—such as social media knowledge and video editing—to better address new challenges in newsrooms, book publishing and communications industries. Non-credit-bearing, professional development courses are taught by world-class journalists from our permanent and adjunct faculties, and are held on evenings and weekends to accommodate work schedules.
For those who can't attend in person, Continuing Education offers online distance learning (starting with our social media courses) to accommodate students worldwide.
We especially welcome Journalism School alumni, who enjoy a 10 percent enrollment fee discount, as well as alumni of our Continuing Education program and Columbia faculty and staff, who receive a 5 percent reduction.
View course descriptions, schedules, faculty bios and entry requirements, and
register now.
Professional Fellowships
In addition, Columbia Journalism School has strong affiliation with, or directly administers, several prestigious professional fellowships and programs, including:
Punch Sulzberger Program
Spencer Fellowship
Dart Center and Dart Center Fellowships
Professional Reporting Fellowships
Training Programs
Our Spring 2012 offerings include a 7-week, fully-online course on making social media work for you; multimedia storytelling boot camps at both the introductory and advanced levels; and much more. Upcoming courses are listed to the right, and read more for our full spring list, and for more information about Continuing Education at the J-School.
Professional Fellowships
Columbia Journalism School has strong affiliation with, or directly administers, several prestigious journalism fellowships and programs.
Publishing Course
Welcome to the Columbia Publishing Course, the shortest graduate school in the country. For over 60 years, the course has been training young men and women for careers as editors, literary agents, publishers, designers, publicists and more. Graduates can be found in every kind of job, at major magazines and publishing houses across the nation.