Journalism Major at George Fox University
The journalism major at George Fox addresses the seismic changes occurring in journalism today. Offered in a Christian college setting, the journalism major at George Fox explores the ongoing journalism transition to new and emerging media. Classes are built upon the foundation of good journalistic principles: solid writing, thorough investigative reporting, accuracy, and high ethical standards.
The major will help students become
- Stronger writers
- Passionate investigators
- Critical consumers of media
- Willing seekers for the truth
Courses are offered in
- Broadcast and print journalism
- Design
- Web-based media
- Editing
George Fox seeks students who would like to influence the direction journalism takes in this time of media transition. The four-year, 39-credit-hour degree will prepare students to pursue careers in newspaper and magazine publication, broadcast journalism, and editing, among other fields.
Visit the Communication Arts website to learn more about what the department offers.
What we offer …
- Small classes
Our small classes allow students to benefit from frequent one-to-one mentoring. The university’s 11-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio allows for plenty of personal attention.
- Broad curriculum
Students take a liberal-arts curriculum that helps broaden perspectives and contributes to an appreciation and understanding of all aspects of society. All classes are taught from a Christian worldview where faith is integrated with learning.
- Faculty expertise
Our professors are published authors who specialize in a wide range of writing styles, from poetry and science fiction to journalism, composition and autobiographical writing.
- Global opportunities
More than two-thirds of George Fox undergraduate students participate in an international experience. The university ranks among the top 40 out of 1,400 American colleges in study-abroad participation.
- National recognition
George Fox University is the only Christian university in the Pacific Northwest classified by U.S. News & World Report as a national university, and Forbes ranks George Fox highest among Christian colleges in the country.