in an ever-changing world, journalism keeps changing with it. the multimedia journalism concentration is more than a degree path; it is the continuation of generations of reporters and editors dedicated to truth in information. students learn everything about news, from broadcast to design to audience and technological innovations.

defining journalism is not as simple as it once was. journalism is writing and photography, but it is also storytelling and production. journalism’s wide range means that journalists must be ready for anything. writing, editing, production, video, design and website skills are emphasized to ensure that students leave equipped with the skills to thrive in a wide range of industries. graduates often find work at websites, tv stations, magazine publications, sports organizations and nonprofits.

courses begin with the foundational skills journalists need before allowing students to choose courses that are tailored to their specific interests. in this way, they will have both a depth and breadth of knowledge on the news industry and its practices.