Kent State University

Kent State University has eight campuses throughout Ohio, making it among the largest regional systems in the country. That said, students interested in earning a degree in mass communication and journalism have many options to choose from when it comes to earning their degree. Students also have the option to pursue their degree online through Kent State Distance Learning.

Journalism/Communication Programs at Kent State University

If you’re interested in earning your master’s degree in journalism and mass communication, Kent State offers a program designed to prepare students for advanced careers in this field. The MA in Journalism and Mass Communication consists of seven concentrations: Media Management, Public Relations, Reporting–Editing: Journalism Educators, Broadcasting, Magazine, Newspaper, and Convergence. The program requires students to complete 36 hours of graduate credit.

MA in Mass Communication and Journalism

Facts About Kent State University

Kent State is a well-known institution with many accolades. In fact, the school ranked among the nation’s 77 public research universities demonstrating high-research activity by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The school was originally founded as a teacher-training school in 1910. Now, Kent State offers more than 200 majors and minors to choose from at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Online Journalism Schools and Degrees

With blogs, social media, and bookmarking websites, communication is increasingly becoming dependent on the internet. Education is no different as more accredited schools are offering Journalism and Communication degrees through online programs. Click on any links found below to request free information on a school's tuition, programs, accreditation, and more.

BS in Communication	Kaplan University — For aspiring journalists seeking a communications degree, Kaplan University offers two such programs, the BS in Communication/Organization Communication and the Advanced Start BS in Communications for students who have already earned an associate's or bachelor's degree. Students enrolled in online programs engage classes through the use of online communities of peers, multimedia, and hands-on assignments. Read more about Kaplan University.
BA in Journalism BA in Communication Studies BA in English/Language Arts	Ashford University — Ashford's bachelor's degree program in either journalism & mass communications or communication studies is a good fit for anyone pursuing a career in business, communication management, media, journalism, or public policy. Upon completion of either program, graduates are highly valued and sought after in the job market in all of these industries. Ashford also offers a similar degree in English/Language Arts that is geared toward individuals interested in a liberal arts education. Read more about Ashford University.
MA in Journalism & Mass Comm: PR	Kent State University — Kent State offers a master's degree of Journalism and Communication. This degree is specializes in Public Relations, preparing students for managerial positions or in-house PR positions with courses on social media, branding, strategy campaigns, and crisis management. This is one of only a few online masters of journalism programs available. Read more about Kent State University.
MS in New Media Journalism	Full Sail University — The MS in new media journalism from Full Sail University allows journalists to keep their skills sharp all while meeting the demands required by today's media consumers. The degree program combines traditional methods of journalism with emerging technology. You'll learn how to produce multimedia content, use social media to engage audiences and promote your work, and publish and distribute content across digital delivery platforms. Read more about Full Sail University.
MA in Communication MA in Communication: PR MA in Communication: New Media BA in Communication: PR	Southern New Hampshire University — Southern New Hampshire University offers a MA degree in communication that combines courses in communication with a solid foundation in the liberal arts. Graduates of this program will be prepared to enter careers in advertising, business writing, corporate communications, journalism, and more. Read more about Southern New Hampshire University.