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Master the art of thoroughly covering significant scientific developments through comprehensive coursework in our M.S. programs or the M.A. Science specialization for seasoned journalists. Columbia's Journalism School equips students passionate about science reporting with the expertise to discover, investigate, and present stories through diverse media formats. Our program emphasizes investigative techniques, data analysis, and multimedia storytelling to produce impactful science journalism. The M.S. curriculum features multiple science-oriented courses during spring semester. Additionally, students can acquire pertinent skills through other program components: business reporting teaches healthcare coverage techniques, data classes reveal untold stories, and feature writing helps animate scientific research for audiences.
Official transcript(s) Three letters of recommendation Writing test Proof of English language proficiency (where applicable for non-native speakers of English) General essays on personal and professional interests Specialization essay (for applicants to Stabile investigative and documentary programs) Resume Journalistic or written work samples No GRE required