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Online Master of Arts in Journalism

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Online Master's Program
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Go to class in your jammies? Turn in class assignments at 2 a.m.? Want to learn from a top-notch faculty without leaving home? Dream of pursuing a master's degree in journalism, but can't give up the paycheck to do it?

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Traditional Graduate Studies

If you are a mid-career professional with at least three years of professional experience in a journalism-related field, the online master's programs at the Missouri School of Journalism might be the best option for you.

The world's first and best-known journalism school makes a quality professional education accessible to working journalists and strategic communicators through its new online master's degree options in media management or strategic communication. Learn administrative skills and gain the credentials to excel in leadership - whether you work in print, broadcast, advertising or public relations.

A degree from the Missouri School of Journalism opens doors of opportunity worldwide. Join an influential group of alumni, including many industry executives, innovators and award winners. Enjoy the benefits of learning from faculty members noted for their accomplishments as practicing journalists as well as for their teaching and research abilities. Gain knowledge from some of the best experts in the business. Exchange ideas with fellow students and build team skills as you interact frequently throughout each course and participate in small-group projects.

Advantages of Learning Online

The Missouri School of Journalism was the first school of its kind to integrate computer technology into every aspect of teaching. With this innovative approach to providing graduate-level journalism education online, the school again is setting a precedent. Media professionals will find the program convenient as they work through course materials whenever they want to, 24 hours a day. Online study allows participants to interact frequently with faculty and other students - without compromising the quality of the learning experience. In fact, those interactions often exceed participation levels in a traditional classroom. Our technology support specialists are available to assist you as you begin online study and throughout your participation in the program.

Course Fees

Fees for this program are approximately $500 per graduate credit hour.

Taking Courses as a Non-Degree-Seeking Student

If you are unsure if the online master's program is the right fit for you, the School of Journalism will allow some students to "test drive" the program by applying as non-degree-seeking students. For more information, please contact us.

More Information For More Information

If you have questions about computer and technology requirements for the online program, please contact:

MU Direct
http://mudirect.missouri.edu/

MU Graduate School
http://www.missouri.edu/~gradschl/
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