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If you are inspired to uncover the important issues of our time, this program blending the best in university and college education is for you. In classes and hands-on field placements, you’ll hone transferable skills in research and writing for news outlets on a variety of platforms, building a portfolio of industry-standard work.
School of Journalism
Learn reporting, investigative skills, and storytelling from award-winning faculty and journalists. Through coursework and industry tools, students are taught to search for truth, tell compelling stories and become engaged and informed citizens. Gain hands-on experience in professional-grade newsrooms and build a standout portfolio while exploring the changing media landscape. Over $140K in annual scholarships and awards are available to support the storytellers shaping the future of journalism.
School of Journalism
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.
Journalism (Joint Program) | Department of Arts, Culture and Media
Students in Journalism can earn an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Journalism while learning from leading academics and professionals. The program focuses on the critical thinking, research, ethics, writing and communications skills needed to examine the changing issues concerning news media, journalism and society.
Reimagining American public media: A key infrastructure for local journalism
As the state of U.S. local journalism continues to deteriorate, contributing to growing news deserts and the proliferation of mis- and disinformation, alternative models for sustaining local news are increasingly paramount. One such alternative to the failing commercial model that deserves more attention, we argue, is the American public media system. While less robust than its international counterparts, the U.S. public media system tends to be less reliant on market support, less subject to commercial pressures, and more devoted to a universal service mission. This study explores to what extent the American public media system may serve to lessen the severity of the local journalism crisis. Drawing on interviews and conversations with two dozen public media practitioners and analysts, our research examines how public media could be reimagined and repurposed to better serve local information needs. We conclude that a renewed investment in the existing system in tandem with structural reforms presents a possible pathway towards a more sustainable future for local news.
Reimagining American public media: A key infrastructure for local journalism
As the state of U.S. local journalism continues to deteriorate, contributing to growing news deserts and the proliferation of mis- and disinformation, alternative models for sustaining local news are increasingly paramount. One such alternative to the failing commercial model that deserves more attention, we argue, is the American public media system. While less robust than its international counterparts, the U.S. public media system tends to be less reliant on market support, less subject to commercial pressures, and more devoted to a universal service mission. This study explores to what extent the American public media system may serve to lessen the severity of the local journalism crisis. Drawing on interviews and conversations with two dozen public media practitioners and analysts, our research examines how public media could be reimagined and repurposed to better serve local information needs. We conclude that a renewed investment in the existing system in tandem with structural reforms presents a possible pathway towards a more sustainable future for local news.
Journalism
This program has been suspended as of March 2026. Click here to view our full list of programs.NOTE: If you are currently enrolled in this program for the 2025-2026 academic year, you can&nb
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Journalism
Sheridan’s Journalism program prepares you for a career in television, radio, the newsroom, and emerging media platforms with hands-on training. Apply now!
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De Facto Journalism Co-op
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'Students Are Being Treated Like Guinea Pigs:' Inside an AI-Powered Private School
Leaked documents reveal the inner workings of Alpha School, which both the press and the Trump administration have applauded. The documents show Alpha School's AI is generating faulty lessons that sometimes do "more harm than good."
'Students Are Being Treated Like Guinea Pigs:' Inside an AI-Powered Private School
Leaked documents reveal the inner workings of Alpha School, which both the press and the Trump administration have applauded. The documents show Alpha School's AI is generating faulty lessons that sometimes do "more harm than good."
