HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM · ISRAEL
Master's Degree in Communication and Journalism
Master's · Taught in he
At a glance
24 mo
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Tuition / yr
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Master's
Level
- 14thGlobally ranked communication department
- 4Specialization streams
- 2 yearsProgram duration
- 1 day/weekPrimary class schedule (Mondays)
- Thesis optionAvailable in research track
The Master's program in Communication and Journalism at Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers specialized knowledge in distinct areas of communication. Ranked among the top communication departments globally, this program allows students to focus on one of four streams: Internet and New Media; Political Communication and Psychological Processes in the Digital Era; Visual Media; or Multidisciplinary Communication Studies. Students can choose between a research track, involving thesis writing, or a non-research track focused solely on coursework. The program is primarily taught in Hebrew, with a small number of courses offered in English. Classes typically take place one day a week, but students with non-communication bachelor's degrees may require supplementary studies on other days.
Curriculum
The MA program can be completed within three semesters, with the standard duration being two years. Students primarily attend classes one day a week (Mondays). Those without a bachelor's degree in communication will need to complete up to 10 credits of supplementary studies in their first semester, which may involve courses on additional days.
- Year 1
- Year 2
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Master's in Communication and Journalism?
- Applicants need a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 85. If your Bachelor's degree is not in communication, a GPA of 83 is required along with at least two years of proven experience in the communication field.
- What is the duration of the Master's program and how is the class schedule structured?
- The program can be completed in three semesters, with a standard duration of two years. Classes primarily take place one day a week, typically on Mondays.
- What are the language of instruction for the program?
- The program is primarily taught in Hebrew. However, a small number of courses are also offered in English.
- How do international students apply to the program?
- International students must complete an online application. Key required documents include academic transcripts and a statement of purpose approximately 500 words long.
- What specializations are available within the Master's program?
- Students can specialize in one of four streams: Internet and New Media; Political Communication and Psychological Processes in the Digital Era; Visual Media; or Multidisciplinary Communication Studies. The program also offers a choice between a research track (with thesis) and a non-research track (coursework only).
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeMinimum GPA of 85.
Bachelor's Degree (Non-Communication)Minimum GPA of 83 with at least two years of proven experience in the field of communication.
A statement of purpose, approximately 500 words (font 12, double-spaced), is required as part of the online application.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living cost information is not available on the provided pages.
How to apply
1. Complete Online ApplicationFill out the online application form for the Master's program.
2. Submit Statement of PurposePrepare and upload a statement of purpose (approx. 500 words, font 12, double-spaced).
3. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit your bachelor's degree transcripts, ensuring they meet the GPA requirements.
Accreditation
The Department of Communication and Journalism is ranked as the 14th leading department of communication in the world.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Master's in Communication and Journalism?
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Applicants need a Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 85. If your Bachelor's degree is not in communication, a GPA of 83 is required along with at least two years of proven experience in the communication field.
What is the duration of the Master's program and how is the class schedule structured?
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The program can be completed in three semesters, with a standard duration of two years. Classes primarily take place one day a week, typically on Mondays.
What are the language of instruction for the program?
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The program is primarily taught in Hebrew. However, a small number of courses are also offered in English.
How do international students apply to the program?
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International students must complete an online application. Key required documents include academic transcripts and a statement of purpose approximately 500 words long.
What specializations are available within the Master's program?
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Students can specialize in one of four streams: Internet and New Media; Political Communication and Psychological Processes in the Digital Era; Visual Media; or Multidisciplinary Communication Studies. The program also offers a choice between a research track (with thesis) and a non-research track (coursework only).