
JOURNALISM, COMMUNICATIONS AND CREATIVITY
Generations of Jayhawk media innovators are making their mark around the globe in journalism, communications and marketing. Come be the next.
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We offer a full range of degrees, from undergraduate to master's to doctoral, with certificates, minors, online and programs for working professionals
Bachelor's
Choose from concentrations in multimedia journalism, digital marketing communications, media arts & production or specialize in sports media
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Master's
Graduate options include MSJ, online Digital Content Strategy or Integrated Marketing Communication for working professionals
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Doctorate
Our graduates produce illuminating research that explores and explains media industry issues around the globe
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$860,000 in Scholarships
Yes, this year the J-School awarded more than $860,000 in scholarships to students. Learn how we help students navigate tuition, get scholarships and financial aid, and hear what our students say about how J-School scholarships helped them succeed.
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Find Your Place Here
Schedule a visit to check out the recent $5 million renovation of our historic building on Jayhawk Boulevard and meet our amazing faculty, staff and students. You also can schedule an in-person or Zoom appointment with one of our recruiters. E-mail jmcrecruitment@ku.edu or call 785-864-7620.

Get In The Game
You can start right away with our sports media opportunities in reporting, play by play, multimedia, marketing, production or public relations. Our students have worked with professionals at ESPN, MLB.com, the Kansas City Chiefs, The Washington Post, KU Athletics and local media outlets.

Make Your Mark
We have amazing opportunities for students interested in news but also marketing, public relations, social media, video and advertising. The University Daily Kansan, The Agency, KUJH-TV, Media Crossroads, Ad Club and PRSSA allow students to immerse themselves in every facet of the media industry.
Jayhawk Journalist Stories

Journalism Student leads growing KU Swift Society
Senior KU School of Journalism student Alexis Greenberg is the founder of the KU Swift Society. It's one of KU's newest clubs and quickly growing in popularity.
Recent News

KU alums among KAB Station Excellence Award winners
The Kansas Association of Broadcasters (KAB) Station Excellence Award winners were recently announced, and alums of the University of Kansas School of Journalism and Mass Communications account for 29 of the awards handed out. There were 785 entries into the contest this year.
25 Faculty and Students Present at 2023 AEJMC Conference
Twenty-five faculty and graduate/undergraduate students from the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications are presenting their research studies and creative projects at the 106th annual conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC

Study finds only about half of AI-generated ads are labeled as such
A study by Assistant Professor Vaibhav Diwanji analyzed more than 1,000 AI-generated ads from across the web and found that they are only labeled as ads about half the time — and that they intentionally appeal to consumers in positive ways to influence them.

Students felt more engaged by augmented reality but learned less than those viewing video, study finds
A study by Associate Professor Mugur Geana found that an augmented reality lesson scored highly among users, who reported that they felt more engaged with the content than from a video lesson. However, objective data showed that those who interacted with the AR model learned less than those who…