Department of
JOURNALISM & MEDIA MANAGEMENT
ABOUT
The Department of Journalism and Media Management at the University of Miami School of Communication includes majors in Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Electronic Media, and Media Management.
Journalism and Media Management faculty teach students to gather content, analyze information, and use technology to tell meaningful stories to global audiences, as well as to understand those audiences and think critically about demographic and usage trends important to today’s media enterprises. Graduates of the department can be found working for news and information operations such as CBS, Fox News, E! Entertainment Television, ESPN, Telemundo, The Washington Post, and National Geographic.
LATEST NEWS
Broadcast Brings Biscayne Bay to the Homes of Shake-A-Leg Campers
By: Barbara Gutierrez Each program developed by University of Miami students explores the water and animal life and provides a virtual experience during the pandemic. For 30 years, the organization Shake-A-Leg has offered children with disabilities the opportunity to have experiences on the water providing activities in sailing and water sports on Biscayne Bay. Its summer camp allows the attendees [...]
Featured Projects
A few of our journalism projects, all done by our very own students and faculty.
- Similarities and Differences in Over-The-Top Video Services Across Countriesbrackman2019-12-10T15:37:25-05:00
Similarities and Differences in Over-The-Top Video Services Across Countries
- Perceptions of Drinking Water Quality in Cubabrackman2019-12-10T16:08:37-05:00
Perceptions of Drinking Water Quality in Cuba
- The Game Changers of the Video Content Business: the OTTsbrackman2019-12-10T15:59:24-05:00
The Game Changers of the Video Content Business: the OTTs
- Communication Technology Update and Fundamentals (2016 Edition)brackman2019-12-10T16:05:21-05:00
Communication Technology Update and Fundamentals (2016 Edition)
- The Relationship Between Content Genres and Choice of Viewing Platformsbrackman2019-12-10T15:57:42-05:00
The Relationship Between Content Genres and Choice of Viewing Platforms
- Cord-Cutting: An Analysis of the Cable-Quitting Phenomenonbrackman2019-12-10T15:37:54-05:00
Cord-Cutting: An Analysis of the Cable-Quitting Phenomenon
