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Undergraduate programs

Who will you become at the Cronkite School? Learn video production, sports reporting, social media strategy, and other skills that lead to your dream job.

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Journalism and Mass Communication, BA

Master highly specialized, practical skills needed to succeed in today’s digital world to start a career in journalism or mass communication.

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Sports Journalism, BA

Prepare for a career in sports media through coursework in sports writing, sports photography, play-by-play coverage, gameday production, and team communications.

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Digital Audiences, BS

Work with real clients and earn skills in digital strategy, social media campaigns, SEO and analytics to prep for a career in digital marketing.

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Mass Communication and Media Studies, BA

Gain a deep and nuanced understanding of the growing importance, power and influence of media around the world.

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Digital Media Literacy, BA

Study the world of misinformation and learn how to spot it.

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All the people I’ve met throughout my time at Cronkite have been an incredible help. From professors, internships and peers, so many people have given me guidance and gotten me ready for this next step of my life. I wasn’t entirely sure what area of journalism I wanted to go into when I stepped foot on campus, and the huge variety of classes allowed me to experience so many different things and decide what I wanted to focus on.

Jude Binkley (’22) Reporter, KTVB

200 media awards

in the past 10 years

1.9 million households

reached nightly by student newscast

100+ internships

secured by students every year