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The Master of Journalism is a 30-37 credit program without a thesis requirement, tailored for aspiring professional journalists. The exact credit count varies based on students' background and potential participation in an additional semester collaborating with the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism. Graduating M.J. students present their journalistic work to a faculty and professional review panel instead of completing a thesis. Those focusing on broadcast journalism will graduate fully equipped for careers as news reporters. The program offers elective options including studio production, investigative reporting, sports journalism, and more. Multiplatform journalism students can specialize in data journalism, visual storytelling, audience engagement, or combine studies across various disciplines.