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The Graduate School of Journalism offers several academic degree programs designed to meet the needs of both new and experienced journalists. |
M.S. Program | |
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The school’s largest program – the Master of Science in journalism – offers students intensive training in one of four specializations: newspaper, magazine, broadcast or new media. The full-time program is completed in one academic year; the part-time program is completed in two or three years.
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Part-time Program Specializations Investigative Journalism Faculty M.S. Fall 2008 Courses |
M.A. Program | |
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The one-year Master of Arts degree offers students expertise in one of four concentrations: politics, arts & culture, business & economics, or science. M.A. students work with professors from both the journalism school and the university’s academic departments and professional schools.
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Seminars Master's Thesis Outside Courses Faculty |
Ph.D. Program | |
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The Doctor of Philosophy degree gathers and focuses the resources of Columbia University on a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of communications. Students craft individual courses of study drawing upon the wide array of departments and divisions at the university. In addition to the School of Journalism, these include the departments of political science and sociology; the professional schools of business and law; and Teachers College.
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Course Description Degree Requirements Ph.D. Brochure (PDF) Faculty |
Dual-Degree Programs | |
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The journalism school offers the following dual-degree programs in cooperation with other schools at Columbia University: Earth and Environmental Science Journalism; Journalism and Law; Journalism and Business; Journalism and Religion; and Journalism, International and Public Affairs and Columbia & Sciences Po in Paris. Participation in these programs requires admission to both schools.
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Earth & Environmental Science Columbia Law School Columbia Business School SIPA New York & Paris |
Knight-Bagehot Fellowship | |
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The Knight-Bagehot Fellowship in Economics and Business Journalism offers qualified journalists the opportunity to enhance their understanding and knowledge of business, economics and finance.
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Curriculum Application Procedures Application Form |
Knight Case Studies Initiative | |
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The Knight Case Studies Initiative, launched in February 2007, aims to enhance the way journalism is taught in the US and abroad by giving teachers and professionals powerful new tools with which to work. The goal is to train students to think like newsroom managers and news industry leaders.
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About the Program The Case Method Case Study Collection |
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