Durham College Journalism

An education in journalism provides excellent training in critical thinking, writing and presenting ideas while preparing students for one of the most interesting careers imaginable.

Hello DC community and prospective students. We are not actively using this account but ask that you check out @DCUOITChronicle on Twitter as well as our students' work on https://chronicle.durhamcollege.ca/

Welcome to our Journalism - Mass Media program. If you want to learn more about the courses, please visit our page Durham College. LINK: https://durhamcollege.ca/programs/journalism-mass-media We will be launching a new collaborative program with Trent University' Media Studies program in fall 2020. ... LINK: https://www.trentu.ca//de/journalism-and-creative-writing

A great profile of our student Morgan Kelly, written by another student, Dakota Evans.

Each year, the journalism program at Durham College hosts the J-Awards to celebrate the work done all year long. All students have worked hard this year. Congratulations for finishing strong. We look forward to 2019/2020.

In the field ... Not even a week into her placement, Kathryn Fraser is on the news with #CTV in Regina. https://regina.ctvnews.ca//sask-farmer-says-carbon-tax-hin

Calling all journalism alum ... we would love to see you at this year's J-Awards!!

Hello prospective students ... please check out our online news portal https://chronicle.durhamcollege.ca

Small cities = great experiences. Cool job alert for a TV and radio reporter in northern B.C. Same company that hired Travis Fortnum, just a new city - https://bit.ly/2AH7hOt

The Chronicle's working newsroom has been ongoing now since Mon. Sept. 23. See the stories on https://chronicle.durhamcollege.ca

We are excited to have Discourse Media reporters join us in The Global Class. @thediscourse is a 2018 Online Journalism Awards finalist in the Feature, Small Newsroom category for their #FirstNationsHousing coverage! https://awards.journalists.org/winners/2018/ @ONA

We are happy to announce the addition of a third year Advanced Diploma, starting in 2019/2020. Courses include Data Journalism, Indigenous Studies, a collaboration with the Teaching City and an International course embedded in the Global Class.

Durham College journalism students are in Kenya working to document a partnership between Canada and Kenya which aims to strengthen Kenyan technical and vocational education training centres. Shanelle Somers is one of the students on the ground in Kenya. Read about her experience here.