We offer a graduate program for students who have a journalism, writing, communication or digital media background and who want to hone their skills to become the next generation's communicators. For students without journalism (or related) experience, we offer classes to prepare you for work in our graduate program.
Our program looks to the future, based on these observations:
Students who complete this program will:
At the Reynolds School, you will find a dedicated faculty committed to creating journalism that matters. We have a small program so you will have individualized study and plenty of contact with faculty.
Our campus is less than an hour away from some of the most beautiful scenery in the country, like the Black Rock desert and Lake Tahoe. We learn in an environment that encourages exploration and recreation.
Work in a lab specifically set aside for Reynolds School graduate students. You will be assigned a dedicated lab computer during the program as well as a Nikon DSLR camera, with video and audio equipment available for check out.
Applications have opened for the degree’s first cohort, scheduled to start in spring 2026
Graduate student honors late professor through healthcare communication internship
Mary Kate Atiglo worked as the Dr. Todd Felts Healthcare Marketing and Communications Intern at Northern Nevada HOPES
Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science student Katrina Perce interviews filmmaker Page Buono and "The Ice Cream Scientist" Maya Warren
