Advising
Students are required to meet with the graduate advisor once a semester (October and April) to plan for the following semester's coursework and program of study. If you have additional advising questions, please make an appointment with the graduate advisor.
Registration
Registration for classes happens online during your scheduled access times. Your Registration Information Sheet (RIS) will show you a list of access times for each registration period. You will need to know your UT EID to access registration.
Incoming students will register during orientation, the week before classes begin. Continuing students will register during the prior semester during set registration periods. Please note that advising needs to take place prior to registering, as all students have a advising bar which will be removed once advising takes place.
Registration Holds
A hold may be placed on your student record for a variety of financial or non-financial reasons. Please remember to check your Registration Information Sheet (RIS) prior to registration to take care of any holds before your assigned registration time.
Add/Drops
Students may add/drop courses via the web during the first four class days. If the course is full or restricted, the student must have department approval to add the course. Consult the professor of the course and cc the graduate coordinator. You may be placed on a waiting list until space opens up or until students who are required to take the course have all registered, usually by the last day of registration.
Grad Life
The University of Texas at Austin has a wide range of resources across campus designed to help all students living the longhorn life.
Graduate Course Syllabi
J381.4 - Qualitative Method (Bock)
J381F - Fundamentals of Statistics (Chen)
J381M - Computational Media and Data Science (Lukito)
J384T - Mass Communication Theory II (Strover)
J387M - Media Images: Theory/Method (Bock)
J395 ADV Photo Editing & Dsgn-Ireland
J395 - Borders Media around World
J395 - Business of News
J395-Covering the Middle East
J395 - Digital Media Industries
J395 - Expanded Documentary
J395 - Journalism and Mental Health
J395 - News Literacy: Digital Age
J395 - Nonprofit Journalism
J395 - Photo Story/Social Justice
J395 - Visual Capstone
J395 - Media Law
J395.44 - Reporting Texas
J395 - Media and Politics
J395.62 - Reporting with Data
J395.65 - Intro Coding Journalists
J395 - Lifestyle Journalism
J380V - Visual Journalism (Vallbona)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (West)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (Bridges)
J395.4/J340J - Documentary Tradition in LatAm (De Cesare)
J395.62/J327D - Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395 - Media Law and Ethics (Varma)
J395.24/J350F - Media Law (Sanders)
J381M - Computational Media & Data Science (Lukito)
J381M - Qualitative Interviewing (Rivas-Rodriguez)
J387M - Media Images: Theory and Methodology (Bock)
J393S - Technology and Culture (Strover)
J395.65/J326C - Intro Coding for Journalist (McDonald)
J395.59/J337F - Long-Form Feature Writing (Tarpley)
J381.4 - Qualitative Methods (Wooley)
J381F - Fundamentals of Statistics (Chen)
J382 - Media Sociology (Reese)
J382T - Theory Building (Coleman)
J384T - Mass Comm Theory II (Bock)
J389 - Journalism Research Fields
J389E - Professional Experience in Journalism
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (West)
J395.62/J327D -Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395 - Business of News (Spencer)
J395 - Photography for Reporting Texas (Vallbona)
J 380 - Intro to Research Methods (Chyi)
J384 - Mass Comm Theory (Johnson)
J395.16 - ProSeminar (Reese)
J381M - Computational Media & Data Science (Lukito)
J395/ANT394M - Expanded Documentary (De Cesare, O'Leary)
J395 - Communication Law and Policy (Strover)
J395 - Global Media (Straubhaar)
J380V - Visual Journalism (Vallbona)
J395.31 - Creative Nonfiction for Magazines and Books (Dawson)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (West)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (Bridges)
J395/J336F - Social Media for Journalists (Masullo)
J395/J395 - Covering the Middle East (Butters)
J395 - Media Law and Ethics (Varma)
J395.4/J340J - Documentary Tradition in LatAm (De Cesare)
J395.41/J42G - Reporting the World (Butters)
J395.62/J327D - Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395.69/328D - Advanced Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395.65/J326C - Coding for Journalists (Linwood)
J381.2 - Experimental Design (Coleman)
J381.4 - Qualitative Methods-WB (Straubhaar)
J395.13 - Framing Public Issues (Reese)
J395 - Mass Communication Theory II (Strover)
J381F - Fundamentals of Statistics (Masullo)
J381M - Computatioinal Media and Data Science (Lukito)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (Savage)
J395 - Media Law & Ethics (Varma)
J395.65 - Intro Coding Journalists (McDonald)
J395.62 - Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395/J363V - Photography for Reporting Texas (Vallbona)
J380 - Intro to Research Methods (Chyi)
J384 - Mass Communication Theory (Johnson)
J395.16 - ProSeminar (Reese)
J381M - Computational Media & Data Science (Lukito)
J387M - Media Images: Theory & Methodology (Bock)
J393S - Technology & Culture (Strover)
J395 - Global Media (Straubhaar)
J398T - Supervised Teaching In Journalism (McElroy)
J380V - Visual Journalism (Vallbona)
J395.44 - Reporting Texas (West)
J395/J336F - Social Media for Journalists (Masullo)
J395/J347G - Cultural Survey of Photography (De Cesare)
J395/J355P - The Business of News (Spencer)
J395.23/J352F - Media Ethics (Woolley)
J395.24/J350F - Media Law (Sanders)
J395.4/J340J - Documentary Tradition in Latin America (De Cesare)
J395.41/J342G - Reporting the World (Dahlby)
J395.62/J327D - Reporting with Data (McDonald)
J395.65/J326C - Coding for Journalists (Linwood)