The Journalism certificate aims to intersect with many disciplines, and we encourage students to design their own interdisciplinary pathway through the certificate. Pathways might include the following:
● literary journalism (e.g., long-form narrative; creative nonfiction; writing for intellectual magazines)
● journalism and the performing or visual arts (e.g., cultural reporting; film/arts/food/travel reviewing and editing)
● journalism in society and politics (e.g., investigative and accountability journalism; business models for journalism; journalism and public policy; health and medical journalism)
● data, technology, statistics, and journalism; computer-assisted journalism
● audio and video storytelling (e.g., data visualization; social media; documentary filmmaking)
● intercultural or global journalism (e.g., ethics, human values; interviewing and ethnography; regional/comparative studies)
● journalism and science and technology (e.g., entrepreneurship; digital media; global health; data journalism; computer-assisted journalism; virtual reality)
