Funded Master’s Programs in Communications and Journalism

 Master’s Programs in Communications and Journalism 

Arizona State University (Phoenix, AZ):

 All applicants to the Master of Arts in Investigative Journalism, Master of Mass Communication, and the Master of Arts in Sports Journalism are considered for merit-based funding in the form of assistantships and fellowships. Assistantship packages include full tuition, health benefits, and a stipend ($8,000/semester). 

University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH): 

Many full-time MA students receive a graduate assistantship (GA), a competitive assistantship that pays their tuition and provides a $13,000 stipend each year for two years. University of Colorado Boulder (Boulder, CO): All entering MA and Ph.D. students currently are funded. The primary source of funding is teaching assistantships, which provide full tuition remission and a stipend (salary) during the academic year. 

Ohio State University (Columbus, OH): 

The School of Communication funds every student admitted to M.A. and Ph.D. programs with either a Graduate Assistantship or some form of Graduate School Fellowship. M.A. students are funded for two years ($2,142/month stipend plus tuition waiver for a nine-month assistantship) 

University of Utah (Salt Lake City, UT): 

The Department strives to fully fund all admitted graduate students who request funding when they apply to the graduate program. Funding is offered in the form of teaching or research assistantships: full funding includes a full tuition waiver as well as an annual stipend and is offered for two years for masters.

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