Become a Professional Storyteller with a Journalism Graduate Degree
In the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communication's full-time, one-year graduate program in Eugene, Oregon, you’ll master the fundamentals of journalism, including story research and development, investigative journalism, fact-finding, writing, broadcasting, and multimedia production. You’ll also gain a solid foundation in journalism ethics and skills while learning emerging approaches to the craft, such as solutions and engagement journalism, from award-winning faculty members. Then you’ll apply the skills you learn in the classroom to actual field reporting. Along the way, you’ll become part of a network of professionals dedicated to uncovering the truth and sharing it with their communities.

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What You Can Do with a Journalism Master’s Degree --- You’ll learn how to tell stories that inform the public and inspire change—skills in high demand at media outlets, nonprofits, and businesses across today’s competitive economy. Our graduates apply what they learn to a variety of fields and disciplines, from science, environmental, and health writing to sports broadcasting and immersive media. Graduates from our recent cohorts have landed internships or jobs at NPR, High Country News, Oregon Public Broadcasting, Newsday, and the East Oregonian.