Graduate Degrees in Journalism
For more than 100 years, CU Boulder’s Department of Journalism has prepared students for professional careers in news outlets, digital and social media platforms, corporate communications, and academia.
Learn real-world reporting skills while building professional portfolios of high-quality work across multimedia platforms. In all journalism programs, you’ll receive guidance from mentors dedicated to helping you build the skills, connections and foundations for success.
Network with some of the country's top journalists. CU Boulder alumni have recently won Pulitzer, Murrow and Peabody awards, among other journalism honors.
Benefit from a century of excellence in journalism education. Founded in 1922, the Department of Journalism has built a dynamic, innovative program for students.
Gain hands-on experience. CU Boulder journalism students complete internships at award-winning radio and television stations, newspapers, magazines and other organizations nationwide.
Graduate Student Resources
Student success is best met with holistic support and resources. CU Boulder offers robust resources, programming and opportunities to help students establish meaningful connections, adjust to graduate student life and find assistance when they need it. Whether it’s academic, social, or health and wellness support, the university provides an array of resources to meet the diverse needs of our students.
Explore ways to connect with other graduate students on campus, online and off campus, locally and internationally.
Learn about our commitment to ensuring our graduate education is accessible and welcoming for all students.
Find resources with contact and location information for a broad range of services.
Attend regular, graduate-specific workshops and seminars to hone practical and professional skills before entering the job market.
Connect with an established graduate peer mentor who serves as your guide through the graduate student experience.