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Why earn an advanced degree?
Graduate students come to IU School of Journalism from Indiana and from all over the world. Some recently completed college. Others are at an important transition point in life, personally or professionally.
The M.A. is right for you if you want:
- to work with talented faculty and students who will challenge and support you
- to specialize
- to learn new concepts and journalism styles
- to prepare for potential leadership or become an entrepreneur
- to consider teaching or a Ph.D.
- to earn credentials that set you apart
- to study and live at a great university
The School of Journalism’s doctoral program is one of the oldest and most prestigious in the country. The acceptance rate is about 25 percent, with five or six students admitted each year. For your Ph.D. in mass communications, you may design your own concentration or choose from communication and culture, communication and technology, international communication, media ethics and professionalism, media history, media law, political communication and visual communication.
More:
- Read about the School of Journalism Experience.
- Learn more about housing options at Indiana University.
- Learn more about the Bloomington area.
- Read about our international students.
- Check out programs offered at the Indianapolis campus, including master's degrees in Sports Journalism or Public Relations.
- Complete this form to have more information sent to you.
Contact:
- Graduate Admissions at 812-855-1701 or by email.
