Top Journalism Schools in Canada
Thompson Rivers University
- It offers an intensive Bachelor of Journalism degree that blends theory and skill development to train students for jobs as journalists and communication specialists.
- The Bachelor of Journalism program at TRU was established in 1998 as the province's first undergraduate degree program in journalism.
Carleton University
- The School of Journalism and Communication offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in Journalism; as well as BA, MA and PhD degrees in Communication.
- Carleton is ranked 244th in the world for Arts & Humanities by QS World University Rankings™ (2009).
University of British Columbia
- UBC is one of Canada’s leading research universities. It offers the Master of Journalism degree which is an intensive professional graduate program. Courses at the School are taught by media scholars and award-winning international journalists in Vancouver, British Columbia.
University of Regina
- The School of Journalism offers one of Canada's leading journalism education programs, with options for a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a two-year Bachelor of Journalism for previous degree holders.
- Rated 6th in the Maclean's magazine comprehensive university rankings 2005.
List of leading journalism schools in Canada:
- It offers an intensive Bachelor of Journalism degree that blends theory and skill development to train students for jobs as journalists and communication specialists.
- The Bachelor of Journalism program at TRU was established in 1998 as the province's first undergraduate degree program in journalism.
Carleton University
- The School of Journalism and Communication offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in Journalism; as well as BA, MA and PhD degrees in Communication.
- Carleton is ranked 244th in the world for Arts & Humanities by QS World University Rankings™ (2009).
University of British Columbia
- UBC is one of Canada’s leading research universities. It offers the Master of Journalism degree which is an intensive professional graduate program. Courses at the School are taught by media scholars and award-winning international journalists in Vancouver, British Columbia.
University of Regina
- The School of Journalism offers one of Canada's leading journalism education programs, with options for a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a two-year Bachelor of Journalism for previous degree holders.
- Rated 6th in the Maclean's magazine comprehensive university rankings 2005.
List of leading journalism schools in Canada:
- The Department of Journalism at Concordia University in Montreal
- University of Western Ontario
- School of Journalism at University of Regina
- Carleton University
- University of Guelph-Humber
- Ryerson University
- University of Toronto Scarborough, Scarborough Campus, Joint Program with Centennial College
- University of Ottawa, Joint Program with Algonquin College and with La Cité collégiale
- School of Journalism at the University of British Columbia
- University of King's College
- Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton
