Journalism Minor

What is the Journalism Minor?

The journalism minor at Saint Joseph’s University offers unique courses in subjects such as:

• Mobile journalism
• Global journalism
• Photojournalism
• Journalism ethics
• Sports reporting
• Food writing and college media
• Traditional news writing, reporting and editing

What Can I Do with a Journalism Minor?

The experiences and courses offered through the journalism minor will equip you with the skill set and knowledge base to succeed in the following:

• Graduate school
• Law school
• The education sector
• Politics
• Publishing
• Public relations
• Advertising

How Will Saint Joseph's Prepare Me for a Career in Journalism?

The program prepares you for the journalism profession through internships, an optional affiliated semester in Washington D.C., summer research fellowships, study abroad opportunities and work experience with the University’s student newspaper, The Hawk. Many students in the minor become staff members of the student newspaper working on assignments ranging from interviews and article writing to photojournalism and editing.

How to Pursue the Journalism Minor at Saint Joseph's University

Some students combine a minor in journalism with a major in:

• English
• Communication Studies
• Marketing
• Sports Marketing
• Public Policy
• Political Science

Alternatively, you can pursue an English major with a journalism track to gain a broader understanding of journalism history, ethics, diversity issues and legal principles.