Cronkite School expands offerings to help students succeed in evolving world of communication

This fall, Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication launches the largest collection of new degree paths since its founding in 1984, marking a new era of preparing students for mass communication careers.

The profession of journalism has evolved dramatically since Walter Cronkite sat behind his anchor desk at CBS. News outlets have changed over the decades for a variety of reasons, including shifts in news delivery and advertising models. 

ASU is leading the way through these changes and innovating how future communicators are trained — all while retaining the high-quality journalism and strategic communications degree paths that have been the longstanding heart of the Cronkite School. 

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