King’s invites you to join the vanguard of the journalism revolution. Graduate with the skills to join a traditional newsroom, documentary house, or to take on a range of roles in new media. King’s offers undergraduate, advanced and graduate programs specializing in Journalism.
Establish an outstanding base for a range of careers — including law, public service, education, advocacy, arts and journalism — in our four-year Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) program. Learn to think and write quickly and clearly. Become an adept storyteller in digital and traditional formats. Cultivate your curiosity about the contemporary world.
Strengthen your writing and research skills – and understand the role of journalism in society – by taking a Minor in Journalism Studies.
Leverage your undergraduate degree with our post-baccalaureate one-year Bachelor of Journalism. Graduate with the skills to join a traditional newsroom, documentary house, or to take on a range of roles in new media.
Our graduate programs are unique, specialized and professionally oriented.
Author and Social Business Innovator, One-Year Bachelor of Journalism, '99
Before Tundè Balogun, BJ'18, even had his journalism degree in his hands, he knew what he was going to do after graduating from King's. He was determined to create an independent media company that investigated issues facing African-Nova Scotians. In October, Balogun officially launched "The Objective News Agency." "Our community has been neglected [in the media]," Balogun asserts. "Which is fine because I don't think it's other people's role to tell our story." Balogun had been sitting on this idea for several years. When pursuing it earlier this year, however, he quickly realized he couldn't do it by himself. "If I was going to do it with someone else, I needed the best. I could only work with the best."
"Publishing is the most competitive business on the planet," George Gibson says. An executive editor with Grove Atlantic, Gibson has edited bestsellers including Longitude and Salt. He’s one of the guests invited by the King’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction program to help students navigate that world during a week-long residency in New…
King's MFA in Creative Nonfiction student Stacey McLeod, an interactive journalist and editor in Toronto who has worked for Global News, The Toronto Star and Travel & Escape Magazine, has been named as the first recipient of King's new Master of Fine Arts Scholarship. Stacey is working on a new book titled For the Record...
Grab some lunch in Prince Hall with advisors from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Science and the School of Journalism…
On Thursday, November 8th, the Registrar’s Office will be holding a panel and informal Q & A session about applying for admission to graduate programs…
King’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Nonfiction may be still relatively new, but 19 of our graduates already have book contracts! And some of our…