Master in Journalism

Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences in Helsinki is a business-oriented institution that blends practical learning with entrepreneurial thinking. Established through a merger in 2007, it operates multiple campuses and serves over 11,000 students, offering a friendly urban setting and strong links to Finland's corporate sector. The university emphasizes internationality and prepares graduates to enter service and business fields with confidence.

Programs span business, hospitality, technology and sports, and are designed around applied projects that mirror real workplace challenges. Students collaborate with industry partners on live briefs, benefit from modern facilities and receive guidance on innovation and start-up development. Small-group learning and industry mentors help turn theory into professional skills that employers value.

International students find a supportive environment with dedicated orientation, career services and multicultural student communities representing many countries. Language support, practical internships and career fairs make it easier to navigate the Finnish and global job markets. For students seeking hands-on education, strong employer connections and a practical pathway into business and service careers, Haaga-Helia offers a focused and welcoming option.

The Master in Journalism at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences is a 4-year degree for students who want to succeed in the fast-changing media landscape. This program helps students develop innovative approaches to journalism and prepares them for roles in the media sector.

The curriculum includes hands-on projects and practical experience, taught by experienced faculty and industry professionals. Students learn skills like reporting, editing, and storytelling, and work on collaborative projects to develop their expertise.

Graduates can pursue careers as journalists, communication specialists, media consultants, news editors, and broadcast producers. They can work in media organizations, communication agencies, and other related industries, both in Finland and internationally.