Journalism, News Media and Communication University of Regina

Overview

The Journalism, News Media and Communication programme at the University of Regina provides a modern, integrated approach to the evolving landscapes of digital media and strategic messaging. This four-year degree is designed to offer students maximum flexibility while maintaining a rigorous academic standard. By combining practical vocational training with a broad liberal arts education, the curriculum ensures that graduates are prepared for the complexities of the contemporary media environment.

Why Journalism, News Media and Communication at the University of Regina?

Students benefit from a unique blend of professional instruction and academic depth, drawing on expertise from across the Faculty of Arts. The university provides specialised facilities, including a dedicated broadcast studio, radio and podcasting suites, and modern editing labs. Learning is further enhanced by faculty members who possess decades of industry experience, alongside guest instructors who are currently active as working journalists and communication experts.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1094 per credit
• National fee: CAD 551 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum covers traditional reporting alongside emerging digital practices and strategic communication. Modules may include:

• Journalism and Democracy
• Digital News Writing
• Investigative Journalism
• Indigenous People and the Press
• Public Relations
• Strategic Communications
• Digital Media
• Broadcasting

Careers with Journalism, News Media and Communication

Graduates from the University of Regina are highly sought after by newsrooms and corporate communication departments across the region. The programme prepares students for diverse professional roles in both the public and private sectors.

Alumni have successfully secured positions at major organisations such as the CBC, CTV, Global, and Postmedia, as well as within various government agencies and non-profit organisations.