UBC Graduate School of Journalism
UBC Journalism is a unique, boutique journalism masters program in one of the most beautiful, diverse and progressive cities in the world. It is one of only four masters-only journalism programs in North America, and the only graduate journalism program in western Canada.
Who Should Apply
If you’re curious about the world, have a passion for storytelling and aspire to make a difference, then the Graduate School of Journalism is the place for you.
How to Apply
Applying to the Graduate School of Journalism is the first step towards your future career. We are here to guide and support you along the way to graduation and beyond.
About the School
The Master of Journalism degree is a full-time, intensive program designed to provide graduates with professional experience and academic grounding.
News
Indigenous innovation highlighted by UBC Journalism students
UBC journalism students have launched a new series called "Renew: stories of Indigenous innovation," featuring multimedia stories and a CBC Radio program.
Yale University fellowship for j-student Jamuna Galay-Tamang
Jamuna Galay-Tamang will examine how water regulations affect Native American communities and health in Connecticut.
UBC Journalism students and alumni recognized by national awards for excellence
The UBC Journalism community had a strong showing at awards honouring excellence in journalism in Canada, including the RTDNA awards.
UBC j-prof Candis Callison elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Alongside Dr. Callison, this year’s inductees include gender theorist Judith Butler, journalist James M. Fallows, and the former First Lady Michelle Obama.
About UBC
Events
Thesis Symposium & Student Showcase
We are pleased to invite UBC Journalism students, faculty, staff and community members to the 2019 UBC Journalism Thesis Symposium and Student Showcase.
Join UBC’s Visiting Journalist in Forestry Issues for a public talk on the wildfire economy
Join UBC Journalism’s Visiting Journalist in Forestry Issues, Ethan Lou, for a public talk on Monday, March 11 at noon. As wildfires worsen due to climate change, the great impact they have on the economy is coming into sharper focus. Meanwhile, with worse fires, more money is spent on fighting them, with less available for […]
Beyond Inclusion: Building Narratives of Liberation, a public talk by Michèle Stephenson
Join the UBC School of Journalism for a free public talk by Asper visiting professor Michèle Stephenson. The event takes place on January 16, 2019 at UBC Robson Square.
January 10, 2019: Facebook Live Q & A for Prospective Students
On Thursday, January 10, join UBC Journalism professors and students for Facebook live Q & A.
Student Projects
Alumni Profiles
Sam Eifling, ’12
News Producer Patriot Act on Netflix
Cherise Seucharan, ’17
Reporter The Star Vancouver
Jared Ferrie, ’05
Freelance Journalist Based Internationally