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Journalism training courses and schools
News Reporting, Editing, Publishing

School: Pepperdine University
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Journalism
Course Format: Classroom
The journalism major prepares students both theoretically and practically for careers in print journalism, including newspapers, magazines and web-based outlets. Other students find the journalism major provides the writing skills and deadline discipline necessary to excel as teachers, lawyers and public relations professionals. Recent graduates are working for the Los Angeles Times, Orange Cou...
 

School: Los Angeles City College
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Photojournalism
Course Format: Classroom
Photography for those interested in becoming photographers for publications (magazines, wire services, newspapers, in-plant publications). Provides instruction, practice and application with cameras, shooting, procedures, dark room processing and photojournalism methods.
 

Journalism
Course Format: Classroom
The journalism curriculum is an open-ended program that is arranged so the graduate is prepared to work in either the field or with additional course work, to transfer to a four-year college or university. Journalism majors are offered courses designed to train them in desktop publishing skills and for editorial, and photojournalism jobs on daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, trade journals...
 

School: New School University
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Journalism Basics
Course Format: Online
Writing a well-structured, quality newspaper or magazine story is not easy. Students interested in journalism are challenged to write clear, evocative, and compelling prose by way of exercises, assignments and deadlines, specific tips, and plenty of encouragement. Students examine contemporary newspaper and magazine writing including current stories in the New York Times, Newsday, and the Washi...
 

The Future of Journalism
Course Format: Online
Just what--and who--is a journalist? This may be the last generation of "dead tree" journalists. The writers and editors of the next decades will operate in an increasingly multimediated, interactive environment that allows consumers considerable sway over both format and content. We look at what the present has to teach the future, experiment with emerging technologies and develop a ...
 

School: Francis Marion University
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Print Journalism
Course Format: Classroom
The print option prepares students to begin journalism careers in newspapers, magazines and newsletters or for graduate school. The courses advance student skills in writing, reporting and editing consistent with the most widely accepted conventions of professional journalism. Students utilize the computer in preparing classroom and laboratory assignments and are sent out of the classroom to co...
 

Broadcast Journalism
Course Format: Classroom
The broadcast option prepares students to begin careers in broadcast journalism or for graduate school. Courses in both radio and television are offered. Students will take a series of hands-on production courses that utilizes state-of-the-art nonlinear editing equipment and digital cameras. The courses provide students with knowledge of broadcast news writing, field reporting and studio produc...
 

School: Mt. Hood Community College
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Journalism
Course Format: Classroom
This curriculum is recommended for students interested in studying journalism at MHCC, earning an Associate of Arts - Oregon Transfer Degree, and transferring to a four-year college or university to work toward a bachelor’s degree in journalism. This is not a degree in journalism. Curricular Outcomes At the completion of this curriculum, the student should be able to: demonstrate a sense...
 

School: Hastings College
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PRINT JOURNALISM
Course Format: Classroom
PRINT JOURNALISM EMPHASIS Media Production major:18 hours; Print Journalism emphasis: 18 hours; Second major or minor outside CABE department COURSES REQUIRED FOR EMPHASIS Research and Reporting Print Editing and Production Electives selected from: Advanced Composition, Freelance Writing, Photojournalism, New Media, Internship, Practicum (staff experience)
 

BROADCAST JOURNALISM
Course Format: Classroom
ATTRIBUTES OF THIS EMPHASIS AREA: participation as a new student at the beginning level projects for community organizations live public affairs and newscasts events coverage live music programming cooperative projects with other media live sports announcing and producing video graphic design MAJOR: Media Production major (18 hours) with Broadcast Journalism emphasis (18 hours) Requires ...
 

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