Inquisitive, Creative, Motivated
"By offering the individual attention necessary to navigate the working world, my news editorial classes at Butler prepared me for my internship at Indianapolis Monthly."
Kimberly Trubiro
Special Projects Intern
Indianapolis Monthly Magazine
These are all words that describe students in the Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism at Butler University. Interested? Then take a look at our exciting program that combines classroom and real-world experience to prepare you for a variety of challenging careers in the ever changing and expanding world of mass communication.
The job market for journalism and mass communication graduates is vast because virtually every organization around the globe needs expert communicators to be successful. At the Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism, you will acquire the skills to communicate in a variety of ways and across a variety of media with a mass audience. These skills will apply no matter where your career path leads you. Web sites such as journalismjobs.com and IABC.com can give you an understanding of the types of jobs held by journalism graduates.
A degree in journalism can also be combined with almost any other academic discipline or individual interest for an exciting and rewarding career. And because of its emphasis on information gathering, analysis and audience-focused communication, journalism is an excellent major for students who plan to attend law or graduate school.
Think a journalism degree is for you? Check out our program.