Brandeis University. Journalism Program
The Brandeis Journalism Program examines the role and influence of the media in the nation and the world. Featuring a diverse faculty of scholars and distinguished professional journalists, the program offers students a distinctive, liberal-arts approach to the study of journalism. In class and in professional settings, students wrestle with the challenges and responsibilities of communicating the essence of important issues and events.
Basic Information
- Category: interdisciplinary program
- Website: https://www.brandeis.edu/journalism/index.html
Documented Facts
- Email: journalism@brandeis.edu
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- Last verified: 2026-04-22
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The Brandeis Journalism Program examines the role and influence of the media in the nation and the world. Featuring a diverse faculty of scholars and distinguished professional journalists, the program offers students a distinctive, liberal-arts approach to the study of journalism. In class and in professional settings, students wrestle with the challenges and responsibilities of communicating the essence of important issues and events.
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