Toronto Metropolitan University

Canada
5 Scholarships 74 Programs 4 Degree levels

Journalism

FieldM.Journ
Duration2 years
Tuition28344.00

Overview

The Master of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University prepares you for professional reporting and content creation across digital, broadcast, and publishing platforms. You’ll combine advanced journalism training with hands-on newsroom experience in Canada’s media capital.

About this programme

Overview

The Master of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University equips students with the essential skills for professional reporting and content creation across various platforms, including digital, broadcast, and publishing. This program offers a blend of advanced journalism training and practical newsroom experience in Canada’s vibrant media landscape.

What You'll Study

The program is designed to progressively enhance reporting and production capabilities, transitioning from foundational skills to sophisticated storytelling and research techniques.

Core Coursework Includes:

  • Reporting and Data Methods
  • Law and Ethics for Journalists
  • Producing the News
  • Journalism and Innovation
  • Digital Journalism Studio
  • Narrative Journalism

Applied Learning and Capstone Experience:

In the latter stages of the program, students engage in newsroom-style work through significant school publications and multi-platform projects. This hands-on experience fosters portfolio development and prepares graduates for the dynamic environment of professional newsrooms.

  • On The Record (a multi-platform digital and television outlet)
  • Review of Journalism (an award-winning magazine)

Note: Please verify module sequencing, elective options, and credit requirements with the university’s current academic calendar.

Entry Requirements

To apply for the Master of Journalism program, candidates should submit the following:

  • A statement of interest
  • A CV/resumé
  • Transcripts from previous academic institutions
  • Letters of recommendation (a portfolio is optional)

Additionally, a minimum GPA of 3.00 on a 4.33 scale is typically required.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Master of Journalism program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the media industry, including positions in reporting, content creation, and media management. With the skills acquired during their studies, alumni can pursue careers in digital journalism, broadcast news, and print media, among other sectors. The program's strong emphasis on practical experience and innovation ensures that graduates are competitive in an ever-evolving job market.

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Programme details are indicative and may change — always verify current information with the official university website before applying.