MA in New Media Photojournalism in Washington, D.C. United States | George Washington University

The new media photojournalism program offers an intensive, hands-on learning experience rooted in core photojournalism and documentary photography principles. This master's degree program focuses on developing compelling narrative abilities and multimedia proficiency, combining writing, photography, audio, video, and web design to train students for careers as freelance journalists, visual reporters, editors, and content producers.

The curriculum highlights each student's growth as a visual storyteller while promoting innovative approaches to narrative techniques, documentation methods, and editorial processes. Students engage with cutting-edge digital methodologies while mastering timeless principles of visual journalism, editing standards, and ethical practices. With personalized faculty guidance, diverse coursework options, and professional internship placements, participants can shape their own career trajectories.

The Corcoran's downtown DC location places students near major media organizations like the Washington Post, NPR, National Geographic, and Discovery Communications, along with numerous publications and news outlets within a five-mile radius. Program alumni enter various visual media fields equipped for success, including photographic journalism, image and video editing, documentary filmmaking, and multimedia direction, positioning them to pioneer advancements in photojournalism as the industry continues to transform alongside technological progress.