King's Journalism
6350 Coburg Road B3H 2A1 Halifax, NS, Canada

Think your data is safe? Read the first of this year's Honours Projects from our 4th year Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) students. Keeping Track of Who’s Tracking You. Journalists are working the privacy beat. by @aj_reporting... https://buff.ly/36GyHD7

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Do you have a book in you? If you have an idea for a nonfiction book, we can help you get it onto the pageand you can do it from wherever you live. Join us at ...one of three Zoom Meet & Greet sessions to speak with faculty, mentors, alumni and current students, and get the full story. Western Canada: Tuesday, November 3 at 6:30 pm Pacific time Central Canada: Wednesday, November 4 at 7:30 pm Eastern time Atlantic Canada: Thursday, November 5 at 7:30 Atlantic time RSVP [email protected], using the subject line MFA Meet & Greet https://kingsjournalism.com/kings-mfa-meet-greets-do-you-h/

Our combined Bachelor and Masters of Journalism students started their 8 week Bootcamp today - an intensive program designed to get them out in the field reporting as soon as possible. Here they are in their first Audio and Visual Storytelling class with Pauline Dakin.

Whether you’re working on a novel, a memoir or a more journalistic piece, the King’s Online Writing Workshops can help you take your skills and your project to the next level. Our non-credit 8-week workshops are open to everyone, whether you’re still at the idea phase or already have words down on the page! Courses in fall 2020 will run online using the Zoom platform from the week of October 19 to the week of December 7. Space is limited, so sign up early to avoid disappointment!