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The future of Journalism is here

We train the truth-seekers, change-makers and storytellers for the digital age

Information is the lifeblood of the modern world, the connector of communities.

Journalists add the context. They are masters of the written word — printed, posted or tweeted. They give voice to the most compelling stories of our time. They capture and create powerful images — videos, photos, graphic visualizations — that bring issues and ideas to life.

Whether your goal is to cover the news, shape public policy, promote worthy causes or generate buzz about the Next Big Thing, a Carleton journalism education is the perfect path to any career in truth-seeking, change-making or storytelling.

Take a look at where you can go

Allie Elwell, Senior Publicist for The Crown (Bachelor of Journalism '10)

J.P. Tasker, Senior Writer, CBC Parliamentary Bureau (Master of Journalism '14)

Alison Mah, Deputy City Editor, Ottawa Citizen / Sun (Master of Journalism '14)

Oliver Sachgau, Munich-based journalist, Bloomberg (Bachelor of Journalism '15)

Andrew Chang, Host of CBC's The National (Bachelor of Journalism '04)

Heba Aly, Director of The New Humanitarian, Geneva (Bachelor of Journalism '06)

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We are a founding member of J-Schools Canada/Écoles-J Canada, a national organization of journalism programs dedicated to promoting quality journalism education in Canada and abroad. Our faculty have been actively involved in the organization from the beginning.

J-Schools Canada/Écoles-J Canada is the Canadian affiliate of the World Journalism Education Council (WJEC).