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      Online Course Programs in Journalism

      An online course is a good way to improve skills, build knowledge, and enhance educational credentials. These programs may be offered in a variety of different areas and take varying amounts of time to complete.

      Exactly what is an online course in journalism? Students in a course like this will usually be able to learn all about reporting, analyzing, and publishing news. Topics covered might include interview skills, research techniques, journalistic ethics, fact checking, editorials, citations and attributions, and the function of a typical newsroom. Generally, these programs also offer students the chance to sharpen their writing skills and learn how to produce news stories; many classes teach about the variety of outlets for disseminating news such as TV, radio, print media, or the internet. Some programs focus on a specific area (such as podcasting or photojournalism) while others are more general.

      Those who pursue a journalism program are often able to sharpen important skills such as writing, public speaking, research, and communication. This kind of course can also boost job prospects or career advancement potential.

      Be sure to contact any institutions you are considering directly; they will be able to provide you with detailed financial information. Remember that the cost of an online journalism class will vary.

      What careers are open to those with experience in journalism? Many students go to work in the media industry, finding careers as reporters, editors, publishers, writers, or photographers. Graduates may join TV stations, radio shows, newspapers, internet companies, or publishers; they can also choose to freelance. Some students go on to work in public relations, communications, or even the entertainment industry.

      If you want to take a journalism course, there are a number of positions available. To get started, just search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.