Mass Communication and Journalism (Arizona State University)

Program Description

Enter a cutting-edge field by earning a bachelor’s in mass communication and journalism. It’s an intensive four year and 120-credit hour program that gives students experience in digital media, broadcasting, public relations and research. Students develop essential skills such as critical thinking, writing, leadership and interview abilities so they can thrive in the workforce.

Ethics and the history of journalism are extensively covered to broaden the mind and strengthen principles. As students craft stories in written or video form, they receive feedback from best-in-class faculty in order to make a portfolio for employers. They also have the opportunity to participate in an internship or research project to sharpen their resume.

Arizona State University is home to Arizona PBS, which is the world’s largest media outlet operated by a university. To get admitted and take advantage of the facilities and courses, students should have at least a 3.00 GPA and be at the top 25% of their high school class.

About School

ASU's academic programs are spread across campuses in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area; however, unlike most multi-campus institutions, the campuses of ASU are all individually different- each has its own distinct function to fulfill in line with the university's mission.