Top Journalism Schools

The University of Missouri-Columbia was ranked first in the US for its journalism programs, followed by Columbia (2nd) and Northwestern (3rd), according to the US News & World Report.

Missouri School of Journalism (at University of Missouri-Columbia) offers 6 undergraduate programs: Convergence Journalism, Magazine Journalism, Photojournalism, Print and Digital News, Radio-Television Journalism and Strategic Communication. It also offers an online Master of Arts in Journalism degree.

The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University was rated 2nd best in the nation. It offers the Master of Science Degree (10 months), Master of Arts in journalism (9 months), and a Doctor of Philosophy in Communications with a choice of three areas of study: Journalism and public life; Social impact of media; Economic, legal, and policy aspects of communication.

Top Journalism Schools Ranking:
1. University of Missouri, Columbia 2. Columbia University 3. Northwestern University, Medil 4. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 5. University of Indiana, Bloomington 6. University of Florida 7. Ohio University, Scripps 7. University of Wisconsin, Madison 9. University of California, Berkeley 9. University of Kansas, White 11. University of Maryland, College Park 11. University of Texas, Austin 13. Syracuse University, Newhouse 14. Arizona State University, Cronkite 15. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Source: US News & World Report 1996

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