University of Michigan - Flint

Why study Journalism at The University of Michigan-Flint?

Mike Lewis, program director

We focus on multimedia storytelling in a hyperlocal context. So, you have to ask questions and gather information. And you have to write—with words, pictures, video, audio and graphics.

Cutting-edge: We’ll help you keep up with technology, and trends in the journalism profession, so you’ll be able to file your stories for print, broadcast, online and even mobile formats.

Real-world experience: Our faculty all have extensive experience as professional journalists. Our students complete internships at professional news outlets.

Start writing: Our campus newspaper, The Michigan Times, is an award-winning publication that always needs student reporters and editors, and the friendly staff will gladly help to train you. It’s a great way to get involved with student life and issues on your campus.

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