Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism is recognized as one of the USA’s top journalism schools by The New York Times, The Times of London, American Journalism Review, and USA Today. The Master's of Arts program in investigative journalism prepares students to launch high-level investigative reporting careers at the world's most prestigious news organizations. This program is designed for career switchers who have experience in fields such as law, health, business, government and the arts, and for early-career and mid-career journalists who want to develop specialization in investigative techniques. Students combine their existing knowledge with investigative reporting techniques, multimedia production skills and interdisciplinary research methods to produce storytelling with deep public impact.
Which department am I in?
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
Study options
Full Time
(2 Years)
Tuition fees
$40,452.00 (34,13,095)
per year
Books and supplies - 1,908
Start date
August 2027
Venue
Tempe Campus
1151 S Forest Avenue,
Tempe,
Arizona,
85287, West, United States
Entry requirements
For international students
3.0 GPA or equivalent
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.