This dual-degree program is for outstanding seniors at the University of Michigan with aptitude and interest in journalism graduate education. One or two exceptional students are admitted in the fall term of the senior year. See the Department Chair or Director of the Master's Program in Journalism for information. Advising appointments are scheduled at 1213 Angell. Prospective concentrators should schedule an appointment with a concentration advisor during the second term of the sophomore year.
Most students continue to see an advisor at least once a year.
In any case, students consult an advisor during the first term of the senior year to ensure that required courses will be completed for graduation. Broadcasting and Print Journalism Facilities. The department has audiovisual viewing carrels, audio and television studio facilities, field production equipment for film and video production, and editing suites for film and videotape for producing entertainment, news and documentary programs. Computer-equipped writing labs facilitate newsroom simulation and lab production. Research on Journalistic Performance.