Missouri School of Journalism

The Missouri School of Journalism, located at the University of Missouri in Columbia, is one of the world’s oldest and most respected journalism programs. Founded in 1908, it pioneered the ‘Missouri Method’ of hands-on experiential learning that combines classroom instruction with real-world media production. The school offers comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs across all journalism disciplines including print/digital journalism, broadcast journalism, strategic communication, photojournalism, and media convergence. Students gain practical experience through working media outlets like the Columbia Missourian newspaper, KOMU-TV (NBC affiliate), KBIA-FM (NPR member station), and Vox Magazine. The Missouri School of Journalism maintains strong industry connections and alumni networks, with graduates working at major media organizations worldwide. The program emphasizes ethical journalism, digital innovation, and multimedia storytelling while preparing students for evolving media landscapes. Prospective students can explore various scholarship opportunities, financial aid options, and admission requirements through the university’s official channels. The school’s commitment to excellence in journalism education has earned it consistent top rankings among journalism programs nationally and internationally.