Studying journalism means diving deeper into the stories that surround us, from a historic win by the Huskers to the injustices in Whiteclay, Nebraska, to a multimedia project across the globe. You'll learn how to share stories through images and words, leverage social media in reporting and produce multimedia content for the web. Take classes in:
Our students hit the ground running the minute they step into Andersen Hall. Your portfolio will build itself through each class, from an intro-level editing course to reporting government news.
Learn from the best in journalism with professor Matt Waite, a pioneer in the drone journalism industry.
See Matt's Credentials
Meet Maggy Lehmicke, a former Husker tennis player who now publishes her own magazine.
See how Maggy got there
Your major is more than what you get done in the classroom. At Nebraska, you will find plenty of ways to get your hands dirty with experiences through student clubs and organizations, learning communities and education abroad opportunities.
Travel globally to create a multimedia project.
Focus in on a story worth telling.
Build your skills while bringing attention to Lincoln’s refugees.
Amplify the voices of your peers.
Put your skills to the test on the national stage.
Learn the ropes from experienced upperclassmen.
From day one, you're paired with an advisor to help navigate your new college academic environment.
Work with our career coach to strengthen your personal brand and learn about jobs and internships.
You have stories to tell, and we want to make sure you have access to the best equipment.
