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.
Want to tell important stories founded in data and public records research? The Master of Journalism may be your tool.
At a time when truth and justice is more important than ever, the Juris Doctor/Master of Journalism degree will position graduates to fulfill important roles in a wide variety of sectors.
Editor MyCOS Research, Beijing, Master of Journalism, ‘12
We are a founding member of J-Schools Canada/ÉcolesJ, a national organization of journalism programs dedicated to promoting quality journalism education in Canada and abroad.Lu Fan packed up her life in China, moved across the ocean and restarted her career in Halifax, after more than a decade working as a documentary filmmaker. Her husband got a job in Halifax and one year later, Fan and her two young children, aged seven and 10, followed. Fan worked as an English-speaking journalist at the China Global Television…
Read MoreMolly MacNaughton, BJ(Hons)’24, has spent the past year of her Master of Journalism (MJ) degree meticulously sorting court documents and listening to personal experiences from former residents about the conditions inside the Wood Street Centre Secure Treatment facility, the only court-ordered involuntary youth treatment centre in Nova Scotia. “I just feel like nobody's really thinking about child…
The Master of Journalism student earned the award for investigating the roots of residential school denialism and highlighting Indigenous resilience through on-the-ground reporting in Kamloops, B.C. When Emily Enns began exploring a story about the replacement of existing Canadian street names with Indigenous ones for her second-year Master of Journalism (MJ) investigative journalism project, she…
After months of tracing the origins of the world through Gilgamesh, Homer and Dante, it’s time to see how King's tutors handle the present day.…
Join us at 12:30 p.m. March 27 in Alumni Hall for a celebration of excellence across the King's journalism programs. The event will feature a…
A public conversation hosted by King's School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing Journalists in Nova Scotia and across the country say there’s an increasing…