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Degrees

Degree programs that meet the needs of journalists – in every stage of their career.

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All Programs

Explore each of the ten cutting-edge degree programs Columbia Journalism School has to offer each year. 

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Audio Specialization

There’s never been a better time to pursue a career in audio journalism. Learn from the best and be at the heart of news.

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AI

Uncover the ways AI is transforming the industry — and how the J-School is driving innovation.

Fellowships & Programs

Deeply immersive, specialized training for nondegree students 

KB fellows.
Knight-Bagehot Fellowship

Spend two semesters at Columbia Journalism School to gain a better understanding of business, finance and technology.

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Spencer Fellowship

Develop and publish long-form ambitious journalism that advances public understanding of education during a year-long program.

Sulzberger fellows in front of Pulitzer Hall.
Sulzberger Executive Leadership Program

A diverse group of leaders from respected news organizations and media startups, coming together to drive innovation and address strategic challenges in a rapidly changing landscape.

CJS2030

Learn more about the Dean's vision for the next decade.

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Democracy

Columbia Journalism School is addressing the crucial role of journalism in democracy as part of a school-wide endeavor.

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Climate

Explore a strong foundation of coursework and expertise for covering one of the most pressing issues of the moment.

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AI

Thoughtful scholarship, timely journalism and practical workshops help students adapt to changes in AI and the newsroom.

CJS by the Numbers

88

Different companies where the Class of 2024 landed jobs.

17

Investigative courses available to students uncovering the truth.

14

Pulitzer Prizes won by Columbia Journalism School faculty. 

7

Degrees and fellowships available exclusively at CJS.

22

Audio and visual courses offered to enhance storytelling.

100+

Countries around the world where alumni report top stories.
 

Featured News

Pulitzer Hall on March 14, 2025. Photo by Spencer Jones.
Spring 2025

A Statement from Columbia Journalism School Faculty Defending Press Freedom

"We write to affirm our commitment to supporting and exercising First Amendment rights for students, faculty, and staff on our campus."

Spring 2025

Exploring the M.A. Arts & Culture Program: Reflections from Professors and a Graduate

Professors Hajdu, Solomon and alumna Prax Bhatt '22 provide in-depth M.A. Arts & Culture insights.

A two-person panel with a woman on the left and a man on the right, sitting in front of a stained glass wall. The vibrant colors of the stained glass create a striking backdrop behind them.
Spring 2025

Alumni on the Move: Spring 2025

Covering Wildfires, Exposing Injustice and Leading Newsrooms.

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Spring 2025

Faculty in Focus: Innovating at the Intersection of AI and Journalism

J-School faculty are exploring AI's impact, weighing its benefits and risks for the industry.

Historic photo of four women in 1918 typing.
Spring 2025

Honoring a Legacy of Achievement During Women's History Month at Columbia Journalism School

CJS is proud to highlight the accomplishments of its distinguished women alumni.

Graphic featuring headshots of Paisley Dodds on the left and Kenneth R. Rosen to her right. Below the images, the Lipman Center logo is positioned above the Columbia Journalism School logo, with the text "Paisley Dodds & Kenneth R. Rosen 2025 Lipman Fellows.
Spring 2025

2025 Lipman Center Fellowships Announced

Meet the journalists who will pursue reporting projects on issues of inequity and human or civil rights abuses.

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