Endicott’s digital journalism program produces storytellers who are passionate about building upon traditional journalistic skills through the constantly-changing lens of digital media.
Coursework will explore the history and contemporary landscape of multimedia journalism. Students will explore specialized topics such as broadcast journalism, sports and beat reporting, and journalistic ethics. Through experiential learning opportunities, students have the opportunity to explore different areas of digital journalism firsthand in order to determine their career focus.
The impact that journalism has on society, from both historical and current perspectives, is central to this concentration. Digital journalism students may choose to seek careers in print media, broadcasting, online publishing, podcasting and public relations.
Course Schedule
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Year 1
Learn the fundamentals of journalism and storytelling using traditional and digital techniques.During their freshman year, students take a mix of general education requirements and foundational courses in journalism, as well as complete their first internship. Students explore the impact of mediated and mass communication in society and gain expertise in multiple modes of storytelling.Year 1- Media & Culture I
- Intro to Digital Filmmaking
- Intro to Multimedia Narrative
- Fundamentals of Journalism
- Critical Reading & Writing I
- Critical Reading & Writing II
- General Education Requirements
- Elective
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Year 2
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Year 3
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Year 4
