Recently Jerry Ceppos, dean of the Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, wrote an online post on what’s next for journalism education.
He mentioned that the best journalism schools will improve in the following ways:
1. Being famous for something specific.
2. Encouraging students to study additional majors and minors to gain specialization in a topic.
3. Teaching journalism students basic statistics to be used for reporting.
4. Teaching students to question news sources.
5. Encouraging long-form reporting.
6. Working with journalism professionals.
7. Pushing ethics education.
You can read the full description of each topic on his post here.
