College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
If you aspire to be involved in the creation and delivery of media content, the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is the place where your career can begin.
- Nationally, we're the second largest producer of Black graduates in the field of communication, journalism and related programs, according to The Edu Ledger.
- We're one of three ACEJMC-accredited programs in the State of North Carolina. Globally, 119 such programs are accredited by the ACEJMC.
Located in Crosby Hall, we presently enroll roughly 500 students who are pursuing majors and minors in one of the three concentrations we offer below:
All students must complete 120 credit hours in prescribed courses and electives to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Students majoring in other disciplines can also declare a minor in the department; minors are available in each concentration.
Where Your Career in Journalism and Mass Communication Begins
Our faculty and staff include scholars and award-winning professionals with vast experiences in every aspect of media and mass communication. We show up daily to fulfill the mission and realize the vision.
We invite you to learn more about the courses, facilities and extracurricular activities and opportunities the Crosby experience provides to help you build your professional portfolio and successfully enter the world of media-related work.
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