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The UNH journalism program is known nationwide for turning out well-trained journalists. Founded in 1963 by legendary writer Donald Murray, the program is taught by journalists in a small classroom setting (no more than 20 students per class). We emphasize hands-on training with a strong liberal arts foundation. From the first week of your first journalism course, you’ll be out reporting and writing. The day you graduate, you’ll be ready to work.

We invite you to sit back and enjoy the slide show. Then keep exploring the site for program info, career resources, and news about our talented alumni and the five Pulitzer Prizes they've won. You can also read about Michael Kelly ’79, the first American journalist to die covering the war in Iraq. Journalism students can apply for a scholarship established in his name.

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