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Launch your media career at the Cronkite School

Be part of the nation’s No. 1 mass communication school and gain access to immersive programs, world-class faculty, global travel, the #CronkiteNation network and hands-on learning from day one. Employers across media, marketing, news, sports and PR turn to the Cronkite School for talent like you: They know our graduates are prepared to make and lead change.

Regan G. reported from a political convention

Joey A. pursues racing and sports media careers

Ana Aragon

Ana A. uses media to advance her medical career

Grow your media skills

Broadcast Journalism

Report, produce and present critical stories through experiences that prepare you for careers in TV and streaming news content.

Sports Media

Go beyond the game and report critical sports stories from the home of five pro teams and MLB spring training.

Public Relations

Craft campaigns that build trust, shape public perception and engage audiences while driving client goals.

Audio

Learn how to create podcasts, report audio stories and host radio and play-by-play shows that keep audiences listening.

Content Creation

Create compelling content for brands and businesses, or grow your audience as an influencer.

Digital Marketing

Make the impact businesses and brands need through digital strategy, social media campaigns, SEO, analytics and more.

What’s new

Joey Andrews wears a racing suit and helmet

Cronkite student Joey Andrews balances his sports journalism studies with a high-speed racing career.

A portrait of Cronkite professor Alice Driver

Alice Driver’s book reveals the disturbing working conditions in a meatpacking plant through the stories of its workers.

Cronkite associate professor Asheley Landrum interviews a child for a special on CNN. Photo courtesy of CNN.

As the election intensifies, Cronkite associate professor Asheley Landrum partnered with CNN to explore the impact of political polarization on kids.

Join us!

The Global Implications of the U.S. Election

Thursday, Oct. 17, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Morgan Murphy Media / Elizabeth Murphy Burns and Richard Burns Theater
CronkiteLIVE

CronkiteLIVE: A fashionable Q&A with PEOPLE’s beauty and style director

Monday, Oct. 21, 5 – 6 p.m.
First Amendment Forum

Fighting Disinformation: A Workshop to Build Community Resilience

Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 5 p.m.
Cronkite room 252