Your Degree Gave You Expertise. Now Let's Put It to work

Join staff, faculty and students at an Open House on Thursday, November 19 to find out more about how the Master of Media in Journalism & Communication (MMJC) program can help you develop a career path.

Time: 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Attend in-person: FIMS & Nursing Building, Rm. 3050 (FIMS Broadcast Studio)
Attend online: Zoom link forthcoming

We accept applications from students with a variety of academic backgrounds

We don't just admit media-based students. If you're an Arts & Humanities, Science, Social Science, Business, Health Sciences student, or come from another degree background, this program could be for you. No previous experience in journalism or communications is required to apply to the program.

Add new skills to your undergraduate degree

Build on your degree through one-year of practical training in professional communications, journalism, digital media and storytelling. These skills can help you find a related job in many different industries, whether you're interested in science, sports, business, journalism, the arts, or something else. The required professional internship component of the program will ensure you have real experience to add to your resume.

Our grads find work

95% of respondents to our follow-up survey (graduates from MMJC between 2022-2025) reported being employed in either communications or journalism jobs within one year of completing the program.

More information

For more information about the MMJC program, visit the website, or browse our MMJC FAQs.