Boston University
Dariya Duffie
Summary
Journalism students learn to report, write and produce news stories for a variety of media, newspapers and magazines, television, radio and the Internet. A student can specialize or work across all media.
Undergraduate
Core requirements-
- Fundamentals of Journalism,
- Visual Journalism,
- Multimedia Journalism,
- Beat Reporting,
- History and Principles of Journalism,
- Media Law and Ethics.
Graduate
- Broadcast Journalism
- Digital Lab
- International
- Magazines
- Narrative
- News
- Photo Journalism
- Public Policy
- Sports
Financial Aid
This may include university grants as well as a combination of funds from federal and states grants, federally subsidized and un-subsidized loans, and on-campus student employment.
Scholarships
There is only one scholarship offered in journalism here and it is the Peter Agris Memorial Scholarship. It is awarded annually to several Greek- Americans pursing studies in the fields of journalism.
Main Office- Boston University College of Communication
Boston University College of Communication
640 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Phone: 617-353-3450
Fax: 617-353-3405
640 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Phone: 617-353-3450
Fax: 617-353-3405
Department of Film & Television
Phone: 617- 353-3483
Fax:617-353-1084
Department of Journalism
Phone: 617-353-3484
Fax: 617-353-1086
Department of Mass Communication, Advertising & Public Relations
Phone: 617-353-3482
Fax: 617-353-1087
Fax: 617-353-1087
Division of Emerging Media
Phone: 617-353-7733
Graduate Student Affairs
Phone: 617-353-3481
Email: comgrad@bu.edu
Email: comgrad@bu.edu
Undergraduate Student Services
Phone: 617-353-3471
Email: comugrad@bu.edu
One Class, One Day: TV Journalism