School of Journalism and Mass Media
The University of Idaho School of Journalism and Mass Media (JAMM) combines hands-on professional programs with a liberal arts approach to the study of mass media. The School offers B.A. and B.S. degrees in Advertising, Broadcasting and Digital Media, Journalism and Public Relations.
JAMM students also have a variety of hands-on experiences available to them by working at the independent Student Media groups, including The Argonaut newspaper, KUOI-FM, and The Blot magazine. Students are also strongly encouraged to pursue the many internships at professional media organizations throughout the region.
Students with JAMM degrees pursue careers with advertising agencies, radio and television stations and networks, film and video production companies, cable and satellite operations, newspapers and other print and online media, public relations firms, and as media specialists in non-profit agencies, private corporations and within the government.
JAMM students also have a variety of hands-on experiences available to them by working at the independent Student Media groups, including The Argonaut newspaper, KUOI-FM, and The Blot magazine. Students are also strongly encouraged to pursue the many internships at professional media organizations throughout the region.
Students with JAMM degrees pursue careers with advertising agencies, radio and television stations and networks, film and video production companies, cable and satellite operations, newspapers and other print and online media, public relations firms, and as media specialists in non-profit agencies, private corporations and within the government.
