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The Interdisciplinary Health Communication TrackThe IHC master’s track offers a broadened program to include the study of how to effectively communicate with diverse audiences about health issues. Students will learn about the possibilities of trad...
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Master’s graduates from the school have landed jobs at:
Google Business Solutions
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of North Carolina
Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, UNC
The Charlotte Observer
Child Advocacy Institute
Six Flags Th...
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The school’s graduate students consistently excel on all fronts — in research and scholarly activity as teachers, and in professional endeavors. Guided by faculty members considered to be among the most productive scholars in the country, graduat...
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One of the oldest journalism programs in the country, the school has offered the master of arts in mass communication since 1955, and the doctor of philosophy in mass communication since 1965. USA Today founder Al Neuharth called the program the best...
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Every member of our faculty merits laurels of one sort or another, but some names may be more familiar than others — names such as Donald L. Shaw, one of the two "fathers" of agenda setting, or Jane Brown, an internationally recognized expert on th...
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Reports about medical issues produced by the UNC Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public television network. DepressionMore than 350,000 people in North Carolina suffer from depression. This segment profiles...
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Reports about environmental issues produced by the UNC Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public television network. Watauga Riverkeeper A profile of Donna Lisenby, who's the first Upper Watauga Riverkeeper...
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Reports about medical issues produced by the UNC Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public television network. Kids and HIVA segment on children with HIV, focusing on one North Carolina boy.Producers/script wr...
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Reports about environmental issues produced by the UNC Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public television network.The Poor & Air PollutionA segment on air pollution's impact on poor communities. Producer —...
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Reports about medical issues produced by the UNC Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public television network. Sexually Transmitted Infections Part 1: HPV & HerpesAn investigation on the prevalence of herpes a...
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Series on N.C. estuaries produced by UNC's Medical & Science Journalism Program and broadcast on UNC-TV, the statewide public TV network. Endangered Estuary Part 1: Menhaden FisheryHow does the fishing community of Beaufort balance traditional fishin...
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ABCnews.com Tobacco companies knew of radiation in cgarettes, covered it upBy Carrie GannA flu shot for the squeamishBy Carrie GannHospitals giving faster help to heart attack victimsBy Carrie Gann Carolina Connection (radio show on WCHL 97.9 FM)...
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JOMC Courses Approved for Credit Toward J.D. for M.A./J.D. Dual Degree StudentsJOMC 701 – Mass Communication Research Methods (3 hours)JOMC 703 – Mass Communication Qualitative Methods (3 hours)JOMC 704 – Statistics for Mass Communication Resea...
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Download and print the full graduate program guide with information on the graduate programs of the school, special areas of study, admissions procedures, financial information, school facilities, career services, international applicant info and mor...
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The Ph.D. program in the School of Journalism & Mass Communication requires a minimum of 54 credit hours (48 hours of course work and 6 dissertation credit hours) at the graduate level (400-level and above). Courses numbered 400-through 600-lev...
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For the 2012-13 academic year, the cost for full-time tuition and fees for the residential graduate program is $12,272 per year for in-state students and $27,203 per year for out-of-state students.
Personal interview and information sessions will b...
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The school’s graduate students are a diverse group. The majority of the school’s residential master’s students have worked for at least two or three years; in fact, it is preferred. Some have worked in journalism, public relations, advertising...
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The Ph.D. program in mass communication is designed to prepare students for college teaching and research positions or research careers in mass communication industries, advertising agencies, market- or opinion-research firms, business or government....
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The M.A. in Mass Communication offers three tracks — professional, mass communication and interdisciplinary health communication (IHC) — and several specializations, including medical and science journalism, business and media, ele...
