Career Services
Welcome. Our staff works with faculty, administrators, alumni and employers to support students in journalism job searches and career guidance.
News Media Companies, we want you! JOIN US on March 24 for Career Expo 2012 on Columbia University's Morningside Campus. This event is exclusively for The Journalism School's Class of 2012 and journalism/ news organizations from NYC and beyond who make this the nation's biggest gathering of news hiring managers. News media/journalism recruiters: read more and register here.
Students:
Upcoming internship/fellowships, listed by deadline dates: Internships by Deadline
JobNews: Career Management Center
Students and alumni: search internship & job openings. Employers: post your current journalism openings with us.
NEW TO THE SITE:
- Employer Registration: SIGN UP FOR CAREER EXPO 2012, the nation's largest.
- Alumni Startups: Add to a list of recent startups founded by Columbia J-school alumni
- Documentary Resources: internships and film festivals
- Paid Internships Abroad: news organizations in other countries with paid opportunities for new journalists
- Social Media Tools: tips for what you should be doing online to propel your career using Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and more
- CJR's updating database - a searchable, living, and ongoing documentation of digital news outlets across the country: www.cjr.org/the_news_frontier_database
- New resources for your job hunt strategy: Vault's Career Insider & Wet Feet
Students
Welcome to the Office of Career Services. We are here to advise you on all matters related to internships, the job hunt, freelancing, resumes, cover letters and more. Our resources include tips from j-school alums and esteemed journalists, recordings of Career Services events, and extensive listings for internships and job opportunities.
Employers
Welcome to the Office of Career Services. The school's faculty and this office are here to help you find the best journalists for your news organizations, whether you're looking for newcomers to the profession or seasoned journalists from years past.
Alumni & Continuing Ed
Finding the right job takes time and research. The pages in this section include our JobNews database and also provide a helpful starting place for your hunt, whether you're interested in print, new media, or broadcast journalism. We've also provided information to help you find freelance and fellowship opportunities.
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
2950 Broadway
New York, NY 10027
(212) 854-4422
careers(at)jrn.columbia.edu

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