Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communications (Integrated Media Communications)

Research and creative activity, teaching, and service takeprecedence in graduate education at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. As adiverse community of scholars, graduate studies at Nebraska offers an extensivegraduate program catalog connecting distinguished faculty with talentedstudents to create new knowledge, spark innovation, and build a better future.A member of the Big Ten Conference and the Big Ten Academic Alliance, theuniversity proudly upholds its Carnegie classification as “Doctoral Universities:Highest Research Activity.” World-class research facilities, opportunities, andinstrumentation contribute to collaborative environments that stimulateenterprise and discovery. The Center for Brain, Biology, and Behavior offersinterdisciplinary opportunities combining social, biological and behavioralsciences, and engineering while the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging MediaArts provides a space to expand the intersection of film, design, computationaltechnologies, and commerce. At Nebraska, students design and execute theirgraduate experience while working alongside and learning from expert faculty toearn a competitive degree and change the world.