University of Tampa

What you'll study

Core learning focuses on news writing, reporting, editing and multimedia skills, together with study of journalism history, professional ethics and legal principles that govern the press. Students gain experience producing content for web, radio, television and print outlets and may contribute to The Minaret and the programme's glossy magazines.

Entry requirements

The course page does not list formal entry criteria. Prospective applicants are advised to contact the journalism programme coordinator for current admission details and guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates have moved into traditional newsrooms and national outlets, with alumni working for organisations such as NPR and attending graduate journalism programmes like the City University of New York. The degree also develops transferable skills useful for law school, education, politics, publishing, public relations, advertising and other communication roles.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

While specific scholarship information is not provided on the programme page, applicants should investigate university scholarships, departmental awards and internship funding. Internship placement in the Tampa media market and at nationally recognised outlets can also support professional development and employability.