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ONLINE MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMS IN JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATIONS

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Online Master's Degrees in Journalism & Communications

Do you want to be a writer but don't want to live the life of a starving artist? Consider advancing your career with an online master's degree in journalism and communications, and then you can get paid for writing. Journalism and communications professionals write for national, regional, and local print publications, as well as for the public relations departments of organizations.

You can get your master's degree in journalism and communications from the comfort of your own computer, while networking with other journalism and communications professionals around the world. A master's degree in journalism and communications serves as a practical writing degree; coursework includes the theories and practice of journalism, research analysis, writing, desktop publishing, public relations techniques, and covering campaigns and elections, among others.

Jobs in public relations are expected to be the fastest-growing in this field, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The average salary for someone with a degree in journalism and communications ranges from $31,320-$43,830. Of course, no degree program guarantees a particular salary or position upon completion. However, accredited degrees and certificates are often required or preferred by employers in the field of journalism and communications, and many positions require a master's degree.

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