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Journalism courses include: Opinion writing and article writing. Broadcast television news production. News reporting and news editing. Photojournalism, press photography and graphic design. Research and information gathering. Contemporary issues in journalism and critical analysis of news. Emerging media.
We're dedicated to helping you become a stronger, more confident writer. We focus on academic writing for courses and career-related documents. In addition to assisting you with your writing project, we'll help identify what you do well and what you should focus on in the future.
Examples include: brochures, instructions, medical communication, newsletters, online help, presentations, press releases, product descriptions, proposals, reports, surveys, user manuals, websites, and white papers. For more information, contact the Professional Writing program by phone 815-753-0611 or email askEnglish@niu.edu.
A bachelor’s degree in journalism from Northern Illinois University will prepare you for a fast-paced, rewarding career as a journalist or public relations expert.
If you want a degree that is now in high demand and you want to learn to write well, think critically, learn about language, and be taught by award-winning poets, essayists, and scholars, then the NIU English department is for you.
Overview. Northern Illinois University is a public institution that was founded in 1895. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 11,429 (fall 2022), its setting is suburban, and the campus...
To reflect the move towards convergence in the journalism professions, as well as the types of skills news media professionals value most, the journalism program offers students the opportunity to gain experience working in specific media (such as print journalism, broadcast journalism, and digital photography) and encourages them to develop ...
