Journalism/Mass Communication Degree in the Northeast | St. Bonaventure University

A Journalism/Mass Communication Degree in the Northeast from St. Bonaventure

When applying to undergraduate programs at universities and colleges, you’ll appreciate the real-life experiences of pursuing a Journalism/Mass Communication degree in the Northeast at SBU has to offer. We provide over 50 undergraduate majors and programs for our new SBU students to feel passionate about.

The SBU Journalism/Mass Communication degree offers a remarkable chance for you to naturally discover the academic path you were meant to take. If you haven’t yet decided on a major, don’t worry - an academic advisor can work with you to help you determine a major while you earn your Journalism/Mass Communication degree in the Northeast. Our undergrads can take advantage of everything the SBU experience has to offer, including an expanded network of contacts and the personal growth that comes with pursuing your Journalism/Mass Communication degree.

Unleash your potential with a Journalism/Mass Communication degree. Contact St. Bonaventure, today!

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Amazing SBU Alumni

When we say that studying at SBU can lead you on the path to becoming extraordinary, we mean it. Some of our notable alumni include:

Eugene McQuade: 1971; Chief Executive Officer, Citibank N.A.
Deborah A. Henretta: 1983; Group President, Proctor & Gamble – Asia
Charles J. Dougherty: 1971; President, Duquesne University
Andrew Nicholson: 2012; first-round pick of the Orlando Magic in the 2012 NBA Draft
Edward H. Bastian: 1979; President, Delta Air Lines
Chris LaPlaca: 1979; Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, ESPN
Robert S. McDow: 1991; Director of Finance and Plant Services, Sweet Home Central School, Amherst, NY
Richard P. Kearns: 1972; retired Chief Administrative Officer and now Senior Advisor, Zurich Financial Services Group
Janet Bodnar: 1971; Editor, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine
Dan Barry: 1980; Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, New York Times
Tim Brown: 1985; President/CEO, Nestlé Canada

Study Details for the Journalism/Mass Communication Degree Program

Students who take the Journalism/Mass Communication degree will gain the understanding and the application of the principles of journalism and mass communication. Emphasis is placed on developing competence in writing, editing and reporting applicable to the print and broadcast media. The school’s skills courses are taught in computer labs and a broadcast journalism studio. Students can receive a JMC degree with a concentration in three areas: print journalism, broadcasting, or strategic communications (PR/advertising).

Our graduates are working for every major broadcast network and most major news publications. They’re also leaders in the fields of public relations, marketing, and business. Join one of the nation’s top journalism programs that boasts four Pulitzer Prize winning alumni. Students who are considering a major in Journalism/Mass Communication should contact the department chair to learn more about the program.

St. Bonaventure University is currently the oldest Catholic Franciscan University in America. You’ll encircle yourself with friars, professors and eager students who have the same humble, human values; values that give St. Bonaventure its Franciscan identity.

St. Bonaventure University is right at the heart of the gorgeous Allegheny Mountains of southwestern New York State.

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