King’s invites you to join the vanguard of the journalism revolution. Graduate with the skills to join a traditional newsroom, documentary house, or to take on a range of roles in new media. King’s offers undergraduate, advanced and graduate programs specializing in journalism.
Establish an outstanding base for a range of careers—including law, public service, education, advocacy, arts and journalism—in our four-year Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) program. Learn to think and write quickly and clearly. Become an adept storyteller in digital and traditional formats. Cultivate your curiosity about the contemporary world.
Strengthen your writing and research skills—and understand the role of journalism in society—by taking a Minor in Journalism Studies.
Leverage your undergraduate degree with our post-baccalaureate one-year Bachelor of Journalism. Graduate with the skills to join a traditional newsroom, documentary house, or to take on a range of roles in new media.
Want to tell important stories founded in data and public records research? The Master of Journalism may be your tool.
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Author and oral historian reflects on journey from campus paper to the journalism faculty Lyndsie Bourgon, BJ(Hons)’08, has run the gauntlet from humanities student and scrambling campus paper editor to more recent runs as a King’s writing coach and Master of Journalism adviser. Now Bourgon, a distinguished journalist, author and oral historian, can add King’s…
Community update September 18, 2025: The new collective agreement between the Dalhousie University Board of Governors and the Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) has been ratified by both parties. All King’s and Dalhousie classes will resume as of September 23, including the previously suspended King’s classes listed below. See updates to add/drop dates and the Payments…
Beginning in 2026—through a combination of scholarships, financial awards and tuition waivers —King’s will fully cover the cost of tuition for up to three African Nova Scotian students each academic year who are studying in the university’s undergraduate or postgraduate programs in journalism. “This initiative reflects our commitment to becoming a more inclusive university—one that…
A public conversation hosted by King's School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing Journalists in Nova Scotia and across the country say there’s an increasing lack…
A public journalism roundtable hosted by King's School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing Public Trust in Journalism in Dark Times Journalism is at a crossroads.…
This February 12, join undergraduate and departmental advisors from across the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Faculty of Science, and School of Journalism, Writing…