Stanford Graduate Program in Journalism
Welcome to the Stanford Graduate Program in Journalism. Here, in the heart of Silicon Valley, you can earn a master's degree in one year while learning to report, write, create multimedia and data visualizations, master social media and publish your work. Our class sizes are low, and our internship placement rates are high.
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- Check out the Peninsula Press, the hyperlocal news site where Stanford journalism students publish their work in conjunction with Bay Area media partners, including The San Francisco Chronicle's website, The Bay Citizen and KQED.
- Meet our faculty, which includes Pulitzer Prize and Emmy winners from the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and more!
- Ann Grimes, former writer and editor, Wall Street Journal
- Joel Brinkley, former reporter, editor and Pulitzer Prize winning foreign correspondent, New York Times
- Theodore L. Glasser, author and researcher focusing on media practices and performance
- Thomas Hayden, former writer, US News & World Report
- Jennifer Kahn, feature writer, The New Yorker
- R. B. Brenner, fomer editor, Washinton Post
- Geri Migielicz, former director of photography, San Jose Mercury News
- Gary M. Pomerantz, nonfiction author and former writer, Washington Post
- Howard Rheingold, former editor, HotWired
- Phil Taubman, former reporter and editor, The New York Times
- James Wheaton, founder and senior counsel for the First Amendment Project
- Janine Zacharia, former Jerusalem bureau chief and Middle East correspondent, Washington Post
- Check out the innovative courses we offer and see a sample schedule.
- Apply Now for 2013! The application deadline is December 4, 2012!
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- To learn more about the Stanford Graduate Program in Journalism, visit journalism.stanford.edu.
Graduate Program in Journalism
About the Program
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