Science & Technology Journalism
The master's degree program in science and technology journalism
(STJR) at Texas A&M University prepares students for careers as
writers and editors in science, technology, and medicine. Open to
candidates with scientific or other backgrounds, it includes course
work in both science journalism and science. Students choose
between an internship track and a thesis track. For information,
please contact the program coordinator, Barbara Gastel, MD, at bgastel@cvm.tamu.edu or
979-845-6887.
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September 08, 2018
Applications are being accepted for spring 2019 entry to the
Texas A&M University master's degree program in science and
technology journalism (STJR). The application deadline for domestic
...
September 06, 2018
Before I thought about being a science
writer—before I could even write—I listened. I listened to
barnacles scratching in their shells at low tide, the gravel in my
neighbor’s voice, and ...
August 20, 2018
For Kate Travis (née Arnold), the
decision to pursue a career in science journalism came as an
epiphany while attending a science journalism lecture by Texas
A&M University professor ...
