One-year bachelor of journalism
With numerous entrance and diversity awards, there's never been a better time to study journalism at the University of King's College.
Overview
The bachelor of journalism program moves quickly. Over eight months, student journalists master one set of skills and then move to the next. Our objective is for you to leave with a solid foundation of knowledge and skills that will continue to grow through challenging careers in a fast-changing world.
The program is divided into five blocks:
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An eight-week introductory basic training module
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Three six-week long workshops
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A month-long internship
Curriculum (BJ)
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Basic training:
Two workshops from the following:
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Advanced workshop: One workshop from the following:
Internship Students undertake month-long internships at approved news media outlets Please note: Workshop offerings vary from year to year. Workshops are decided and assigned to students by lottery. Please consult the School of Journalism for details. |
Admission requirements
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An undergraduate degree from an accredited university
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Your degree may be in any subject or discipline other than journalism
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Please visit our admission section for a detailed breakdown of requirements
Entrance scholarships and bursaries
There are a number of entrance and diversity awards available for students looking to enter the one-year bachelor of journalism program.
Degree requirements
Students in the one-year bachelor of journalism program are required to complete:
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seven full credits in journalism classes
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the non-credit internship
