Communication Studies
Howard University
at University of Oregon · United States
Duration
4 years
Intake
Fall, Spring
Mode
Full Time
Tuition
On request
The Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism at the University of Oregon provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the media landscape through its multifaceted curriculum. Students explore various disciplines including reporting, multimedia storytelling, public relations, and ethics in journalism. With an emphasis on both traditional and digital platforms, the program prepares students to navigate the ever-evolving media world.
Throughout this course, students will engage in hands-on projects, work alongside experienced faculty, and gain valuable experience through internships and collaboration with professional media outlets. The program structure combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, integrating workshops, lectures, and real-world projects. Students develop essential skills such as critical thinking, effective communication, and digital literacy.
Studying journalism in the United States gives international students a unique perspective on global media practices and allows them to network with diverse peers. Oregon’s vibrant media scene and supportive community create an enriching environment for aspiring journalists.
Applicants to the Journalism Bachelor’s program are typically expected to have:
International students must demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests. Typical requirements include:
International students need a valid student visa to study at the University of Oregon. General documentation typically includes:
Students are encouraged to check the official university website for specific visa requirements and other documentation needed for their application.
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