Why Robertson?

You found us. That's the first step. Here's why you can stop searching for mass communication schools.

We make excellent storytellers and confident communicators. We turn ambition into action and elevate dreamers into media professionals who go on to have amazing careers. That's not just 10-cent marketing copy. Go check the LinkedIn profiles of some of our graduates — they're impressive.

When you're done exploring your options for mass communications programs, we know you'll come back to us. We're big enough to get you where you want to go, and small enough to know your name. We're different. Different is good.

Ready to start your career in the media industry? Let us show you how.

Check out the academic options offered by the Robertson School.

News

Amany Bouali (left) with Regine Rucker, program lead of the Minority Education Institutions Student Partnership Program, at the Department of Energy this summer. (Contributed photo)

Sept. 9, 2024

VCU junior Amany Bouali brought a spark to work on energy reliability for storm-battered Puerto Rico

Her summer stint with the Energy Department in Washington was supported by VCU’s Internship Funding Program.

an aerial view of the promenade in front of Hibbs Hall on the v. c. u. campus.

Aug. 28, 2024

CHS names three new faculty fellows

Brooke Newman, Jon Waybright and Joshua Smith will assist the college in the areas of faculty affairs, academic affairs and experiential learning.

VCU alum Shawn Meredith serves as grants manager and district coordinator in constituent services for U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger. (Contributed photo)

Aug. 14, 2024

After a bold introduction, Shawn Meredith found his niche in U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s office

The 2016 graduate from the Robertson School is a go-to guy in constituent affairs.

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