Ba communication in journalism in Chatham university

Students in journalism learn the practice of investigating, reporting, and writing for events and issues in newspapers, magazines, journals and online publications. This concentration combines traditional journalism with the advantages of communication technology. Students learn to practice, publish and distribute stories across digital delivery platforms. A foundation in communications theory, history, and media ethics provides students with a deeper understanding of journalistic practice in a ever changing global media industry.

A secondary certification or passed an appropriate external exam, Official high school transcripts, SAT/ACT scores, Essay or writing sample, One or more letters of recommendation from guidance counselor or teachers, Resume, Graded academic writing sample, on campus interview, Portfolio (optional), TOEFL ibT of 79, IELTS of 6.5 or higher

Reporter, Editor, Community Relations Director, TV News Anchor, Photojournalist

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