Department of
JOURNALISM & MEDIA MANAGEMENT
ABOUT
The Department of Journalism and Media Management at the University of Miami School of Communication offers undergraduate majors in Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Electronic Media, and Media Management as well as graduate programs in Journalism and Media Management.xx
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.
xx A graduate certificate in Media Management is also available.
LATEST NEWS
School of Communication Offers a New Master of Fine Arts in Documentary
By Karina Valdes The University of Miami School of Communication is broadening its graduate degree offerings with a new Master of Fine Arts in Documentary. Housed under the Department of Cinematic Arts, the two-year, 54-credit degree program incorporates coursework from two departments; Journalism & Media Management and Cinematic Arts. This program is the first in the nation to combine journalism [...]
Featured Projects
A few of our journalism projects, all done by our very own students and faculty.
- The Galapagos Islands: An Incredible Journeybrackman2019-12-10T19:18:02-05:00
The Galapagos Islands: An Incredible Journey
- Media Management Association Awards 2018Nabeel Sneij2021-06-15T11:03:34-04:00
Media Management Association Awards 2018
- Similarities and Differences in Over-The-Top Video Services Across Countriesbrackman2021-06-15T11:02:35-04:00
Similarities and Differences in Over-The-Top Video Services Across Countries
- Media Management Association Awards 2020Nabeel Sneij2021-06-15T11:00:16-04:00
Media Management Association Awards 2020
- The Future of Facial Recognition: Is It an Invasion of Privacy or Do the Benefits Outweigh the Detriments?Nabeel Sneij2021-06-15T09:31:44-04:00
The Future of Facial Recognition: Is It an Invasion of Privacy or Do the Benefits Outweigh the Detriments?
