CAREER & JOB RESOURCES

Want to work for a UNIVERSITY?

Remember: the benefit in working with a University is the time OFF and the slower deadlines! 

You could teach...

If you want to look into teaching at a University, go to this website and type in “journalism” in the search bar

Consider communications...

If you don’t want to teach, but like the idea of working in communications at a university, type in “communications” in the search bar of this website

Or something else...

If you want to do almost anything within a University, this link is a great place to search.

Type in Admissions or Writer or Communications or Reporter, etc.

Want to become a RECRUITER?

Here’s a great article with some basic info to get you started:

Curious about MARKET RESEARCH / COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS?

Here’s a great place to start:

Interested in PUBLIC RELATIONS?

Here’s some important info to get you started:

What journalists should know before switching to PR:

The basics of Media Relations / PR and what to know (With helpful tips):

Considering SALES ROLES?

Journalists make some of the best sales people around! They’re fearless, determined and creative - and they are known for doing their research!  This article has tons of info you may find interesting!

What is SOCIAL SELLING?

I’ll bet you’ll find it interesting, and even fun! This article has tons of info and is a great place to start.

Learn more about becoming a  SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER:

The average social media user spends 2.5 hours a day scrolling, liking and commenting. That’s equivalent to 5 weeks a year! All that screen time presents millions of possible chances for people to discover new brands, products, and services! 

The demand for Social Media Managers is up over 110% since the Pandemic. Read more:

CONTENT CREATION could be great to consider, too.

More and more journalists are becoming EVENT PLANNERS:

Here’s something to consider:

Event Planning Q&A to help you learn more about the industry:

The 5 "W" questions to answer before moving forward:

CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS jobs are a common choice for many former journalists.

Note: The key difference between public relations and corporate communications is that corporate communication is focused on communications within an organization, while public relations is focused on communications with the public.

What is Corporate Communications? Functions, Careers, and Skills

Corporate Communications: What It Is, Why It Matters and 5 Main Functions