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.
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Two faculty members, Sylvia Hamilton of King’s Journalism School and Inglis Professor Dr. Shirley Tillotson, have been awarded 2019 Governor General’s history awards. King’s Associate Professor of Journalism and Rogers Chair in Communication, Sylvia Hamilton, will receive the 2019 Governor General’s History Award for Popular Media (Pierre Berton Award).
A two-day workshop held at King’s last week examined ways the news media can do a better job when reporting on missing Indigenous people. King’s alumnus Duncan McCue, BA’92, DCL’18, host of CBC Radio One’s Cross Country Checkup, facilitated day one and led a discussion group on day two.
Lyke Dyment is a first-year Foundation Year Program student and Blue Devils rugby player who was chosen to receive a Debra Deane Little and Robert Little Academic Athletic Scholarships. "I'm a journalism student. It's a very top-notch program in the entire country. And the Foundation Year Program is as well. But thinking about how I was going to fund my education and make an impact and effectively spend my time here had me thinking," Dyment said. He was trying hard to save the money he was making mowing lawns in Tyne Valley, P.E.I. last summer to pay for his education, and described the moment he opened the letter telling him he'd won a scholarship as "so special."
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Are you interested in becoming a professional storyteller while getting a well-rounded undergraduate university education? Register for our webinar about the Bachelor of Journalism Honours…
Reporting the voiceless: Stories from the margins Patricia Evangelista Documentary and long-form multimedia journalist with the Philippine online publication, Rappler.com Evangelista will discuss her experiences…