Journalism

The School of Journalism and Media Innovation places the ability to gather, investigate, analyze, and present information at the core of our curriculum. We emphasize reporting and writing skills in all undergraduate and graduate programs, offer courses that keep pace with the way news is delivered and consumed in today’s digital age, and develop co-op experiences that prepare students for success.

For more information about the School of Journalism call 617.373.3236 We’re located at 102 Lake Hall.

New and Noteworthy

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Undergraduate Programs

2

Graduate Programs

130

Co-ops & Internships

#15

2019 Niche Rankings of Top Communications Schools

93%

Job Placement After Graduation

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04.04.23

Ernest Owens guest at launch of the Center for Communication, Media Innovation, and Social Change

On Monday night, the Center for Communication, Media Innovation, and Social Change (CCMISC) held its launch event. The center’s mission is to “disrupt historically dominant power structures ...

03.31.23

Journalism grad named chief communications officer for federal agency

The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) Director Hugh Nathanial Halpern has named Gary Somerset the Agency’s Chief Communications Officer. Somerset is a 1994 graduate of Northeastern ...

03.20.23

M.S. candidates in media innovation + advocacy prepare for careers beyond journalism

Communications director at Planned Parenthood. UX/UI researcher at Google. Strategic marketing consultant on a mayoral campaign. These are all examples of potential careers that a graduate degree ...

02.10.23

Journalism students' Beyond the Panama Canal featured on WCVB's 'Chronicle'

04.12.00

Behind the Co-op: Communications for Roxbury Main Streets

Delaney Murray will graduate from Northeastern University in December with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and political Science. Below, Murray describes the behind the scenes of the co-op she ...
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Students learn year-round through a personalized path of rich diverse academic, cultural and professional experiences. The chart below is just one example of a four year plan at CAMD. Speak with your advisor to determine a plan that works for you.

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  • Journalism

Boston’s Seaport for How Much Longer? 

  • Journalism

Inequality Starts at the Water Tap 

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Boston’s Last Fishing Pier 

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