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As social media, online and traditional journalism continue to evolve in today鈥檚 technological society, journalists who can adapt to the rapid shifts in reporting are in higher demand than ever. When you earn a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from 黑料网, you鈥檒l be prepared to seize today鈥檚 journalism jobs and create opportunities in an ever-evolving field.

Beginning your first day at Webster, you will be immersed in the world of communications. Our program emphasizes mentorship and firsthand experience working on news stories, podcasts and newscasts. We have the experienced professionals and state-of-the-art, professional quality facilities to bring stories to life.

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We recognize and embrace the unprecedented need for thoughtful, critical and ethical journalists in today鈥檚 world. That鈥檚 why we鈥檝e designed our program to help you develop your voice and make vital impacts on the communities around you through your reporting.

As one of few undergraduate programs in journalism in the St. Louis area, we take great pride in the essential work of preparing future generations of journalists throughout Missouri and the nation.

Choose Webster for Your BA in Journalism

Get Collaborative Experience

During your first semester you will be enrolled in the News Collaboratory, where you will work, collaborate and learn from students in their third and fourth years of a Journalism major. You will write news stories on campus issues and events, help produce podcasts and newscasts and will assist juniors and seniors with in-depth reporting projects as preparation for multiple internships.

Learn from Experienced Faculty

What is Journalism without the mentorship of experts in the field? Thanks to small class sizes, you'll work alongside award-winning journalists and mentors who prioritize their students' success.

Customize Your Curriculum

To prepare for the journalism job of your dreams, you鈥檒l build a specialty area of at least three courses 鈥 taking advantage of the media-specific expertise and facilities throughout the School of Communications. Answer for yourself that common question, 鈥淲hat is journalism in today鈥檚 technological world?鈥

Jordyn Grimes
Testimonial

鈥淚 feel truly blessed to be given this opportunity to excel in my journalism career. With the Raymond J. Smith Annual Communications Scholarship, Webster is giving me the opportunity to be seen and heard in the world.鈥

Jordyn Grimes
Jordyn Grimes

BA in Journalism, 鈥24

What Can You Do with a Bachelor鈥檚 Degree in Journalism?

At Webster, we鈥檙e preparing journalists who work in a wide range of media 鈥 from podcasts and television to social media, radio and print. You鈥檒l take lab courses alongside your lessons to learn how to apply the latest theories and methods in reporting to the real world.

Many Webster are employed in full-time newsroom positions after graduation. They work as reporters, editors and producers in many St. Louis newsrooms, including:

  • The Nine Network
  • The Telegraph (Alton)
  • Webster-Kirkwood Times
  • KMOV-TV
  • KSDK-TV
  • St. Louis Post-Dispatch
  • NPR Midwest Newsroom
  • Washington Missourian
  • KWMU St. Louis Public Radio

Salaries for Journalism Graduates

Professionals in news reporting and journalism jobs earn an annual median wage of 鈥 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Get Started on Your Bachelor's Degree in Journalism

Take the next step toward earning your Journalism degree. We are here to help you get started.

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Contact the Admissions Office to Find Out More

If you have more questions about the program, your application or other enrollment-related inquiries, contact our Admissions Office.

Call 314-246-7800 or 800-753-6765 or send an email to admit@webster.edu.