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    Master Programs in Photojournalism

    Often used to receive advanced knowledge and skill sets in a particular field, a master’s degree qualifies students for higher-level jobs than bachelor’s degrees. The standard time it takes to complete the curriculum and other requirements are from one to three years, depending on the particular course of study.

    What is a Master in Photojournalism? A Master in Photojournalism entails advanced media studies with an emphasis in photography and journalism. Offering advanced courses on visual storytelling, and reporting and writing articles for publication, this type of degree qualifies students to work in a variety of communication and media-related positions. An intensive focus is on practical skills in shooting and designing photographic projects, as well as editing and publishing through various types of media.

    Benefits of obtaining a Master in Photojournalism include a broad-based skill set in the latest practices in photography and perhaps the fast-growing area of digital media as well. A student will enter the field with a strong desire to relay current events and will enhance their communication skill sets to prepare for careers that serve the public in small communities to the global stage.

    Factors that can determine the cost of these programs are location, duration of the program and type of curriculum. What you can expect to pay will vary widely among schools. It is important to research well and contact the administration offices of your potential colleges if you have any questions.

    Careers in photojournalism are widely available all over the world. Quality professionals are in demand from small newspapers to large publications and media outlets. A typical job title would be a photojournalist, but may reach into various careers such as digital editors or other new media professionals. You can also expect to advance more quickly if you are willing to travel. These positions are offered through larger media outlets.

    Photojournalism programs are available at universities around the world. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.