School of Journalism

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Canada’s leading and largest journalism school

Learn reporting, investigative skills, and storytelling from award-winning faculty and journalists. Through coursework and industry tools, students are taught to search for truth, tell compelling stories and become engaged and informed citizens. Gain hands-on experience in professional-grade newsrooms and build a standout portfolio while exploring the changing media landscape. Over $140K in annual scholarships and awards are available to support the storytellers shaping the future of journalism.

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Programs

Bachelor of Journalism

Dive into reporting, investigations and storytelling in this 4-year program at Canada’s top journalism school.

Master of Journalism

Experience advanced professional education as practiced in all major media through this 2-year journalism program.

Discover The Creative School

Global Learning

Creativity thrives on fresh ideas and diverse perspectives. Through global learning and professional development opportunities in creative cities worldwide, you’ll gain new insights and expand your horizons.

Innovation Hubs

Creativity has the power to transform industries. In Innovation Hubs, you’ll explore ideas across AI, entrepreneurship, design, gaming, and more. With cutting-edge technology, cross-disciplinary learning, and collaborative support, you’ll amplify your voice, create impactful projects, and bring bold solutions to life.

Student Wellbeing

Student Wellbeing encompasses a variety of health, wellbeing, and academic services and supports at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) that reflect a university community that is fully committed and engaged in developing and sustaining supportive environments that foster wellbeing and academic success.