Journalism is the art of passing on news, opinions, and other material through various forms of media in order to educate and inform the public about an assortment of issues.
By obtaining a certificate, associates, bachelors, masters, or doctorates degree in journalism you can open an exciting new world. With an accredited education in journalism you can choose from careers like editor, newscaster, media relations specialist, news analyst, reporter, public relations specialist, writer, producer, and more.
Educational programs can offer a variety of courses depending on the specific area of study and level of degree. Classes in political science, news editing, literature, creative writing, law and ethics, and much more are available from accredited schools and colleges listed on PETAP.org.
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Diplomas and certificate courses are available in journalism for those who would like to gain an understanding of how the media and news compose stories. A certificate in journalism can include the study of media and society, media ethics, regulations, and English. For students who wish to obtain an advanced diploma in journalism courses can include sub-editing and design, sports journalism,
photography or photojournalism, magazine journalism, and digital TV and radio. With a certificate or diploma you can prepare to obtain an associates degree or higher for a career in editing or reporting.
Associates and bachelors degrees in journalism are available to provide students with opportunities to pursue a career as a print journalist, news editor, media writer, reporter, and more. Coursework can include instruction in reporting, news writing and editing, layout and
graphic design, telecommunications, photojournalism, journalism law and policy, research methods, journalism history, and more. Associates and bachelors degrees in journalism allow students to further their careers and obtain a masters or doctorates degree if they wish.
By obtaining a masters or doctorates degree in journalism you can prepare for exciting careers like news reporter, investigative reporter, journalism professor, editor, news anchor, magazine, or newspaper publisher, and broadcast journalist. Curriculum for obtaining a masters or doctorates degree in journalism can include media management and operations, advanced editing, digital video and media production, history of journalism, and advanced editing and design of publications to name a few. There are a number of accredited schools and colleges including
broadcasting schools that offer a higher education in journalism.
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Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC) is just one of several agencies approved to accredit educational programs. When looking to obtain an education in journalism it is important to make sure the school or college of your choice carries full accreditation in order to ensure you receive the best education possible.
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