544 Bachelor's degrees in Journalism in North America

The Communications programme at Fordham University provides students with a disciplined understanding of the media, their relationship to culture and society, and the process of communication.

The Journalism major from Suffolk University enables students to develop research and interviewing skills, reporting and writing abilities, and ethical and legal knowledge to become exemplary journalists.

The Journalism degree at American University Washington DC helps you hone your skills with courses in various forms of writing, advanced reporting, digital media, journalism ethics, race and community reporting, investigative journalism, podcasting, and communication law.

In the Journalism program at Fordham University, you’ll learn what it means to be a successful and ethically minded journalist in a rapidly evolving field. We teach students not only to report quickly and accurately, but also with compassion.

Explore the theory and practice of documentary filmmaking, journalism and other forms of media with a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Documentary Studies from the University at Albany.

Students who complete this Secondary Education and Journalism Program from University of Nevada, Reno will earn two degrees: the Bachelor of Arts in Education/Secondary Education and the Bachelor of Arts in Spanish.

The Multimedia Journalism program at Grand Valley State University  is grounded in the liberal arts, offering students a balance of courses that integrate theory and practice, preparing them to succeed in a rapidly changing and expanding multimedia landscape.

The Journalism programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course focuses on community reporting and multimedia production. Students develop professional writing and research skills over the duration of the degree to prepare for diverse media careers.

The Journalism BA program from New York University emphasizes both the practical (basic and advanced skills training) and the theoretical. Students take lecture and seminar classes that emphasize professional ethics, the cultural politics of the media, the social role of the journalist, and the importance of craft (expository, explanatory, and literary technique).

The Sports Communication - Sports Journalism at DePaul University will prepare you for career opportunities in the sports industry. As you work towards your degree in Sports Communication, you’ll learn to view sports as a business, and how companies and sports organizations communicate and manage relationships with their fans, sponsors and the media.

Learn to gather, produce and deliver news for radio and TV. This major in Broadcast Journalism at the State University of New York Plattsburgh prepares you for careers as news and sports journalists, board and camera operators, writers, anchors and video editors through hands-on training in three different media outlets (PSTV, WARP and WQKE).

The  BA-MA program in Communication from La Salle University builds on our successful undergraduate major and our 20-plus years of graduate education to provide students with advanced training in professional and business communication, leading to the Master of Arts in Strategic Communication.

Lincoln University Journalism students begin with the basics of news reporting and writing. 

At the Communication, Journalism and Film program from The College of New Jersey, students develop competencies in message design and media production, social scientific and critical analysis of communication, research design and data interpretation, and news and feature writing.

As a Multimedia Journalism major at Lynn University, you’ll be challenged to maintain your morals in an ethical communications course—and you’ll dig deep to expose government corruption and consumer fraud in your investigative journalism course. Courses in social media, digital layout, video editing and photojournalism will flesh out your portfolio in this multimedia journalism program. 

This Mass Communication - Journalism course from Loyola University New Orleans degree prepares students to thrive in today’s digital media landscape.

Students in our digital-first Journalism program at Roger Williams University become more than just great writers. Through rigorous coursework and real-world experience at internships, you’ll learn how to gather news, report current events in an ethical manner on digital, print and electronic platforms.

Communication and Media Studies - Journalism from Fisher College is designed to give students a solid foundation in newswriting and reporting for a variety of mediums: newspaper, radio, television, and the Internet.

If you're curious about the world, enjoy interviewing, and aren't afraid to dig for information, consider the Multimedia Journalism program at Taylor University.

Studying Journalism from Texas Southern University (TSU) is a hands-on task. Our students in print, broadcast and public relations learn by doing from a team of dedicated teachers who combine professional experience with academic rigor.