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Publishing has shown resilience and growth in the face of rapid technological and economic change, with a high degree of innovation across the entire industry.
Whether you're currently a publishing professional seeking to expand your skills and knowledge through high-level coursework, a recent bachelor’s degree graduate seeking to enter the field, a postgraduate student who earned a degree in another discipline, or are considering a career pivot into the field, GW's Master of Professional Studies in Publishing program can help you achieve your professional goals.
Highlights of the program include:
INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM - Our graduate courses explore myriad skills and sectors in publishing: editing and acquisitions; marketing, publicity, and promotions; business, management, and entrepreneurship; copyright, contracts, and rights management; design, production, and digital technologies—in trade, scholarly, academic, educational, children’s/young adult publishing, and more.
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FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS - You can study online, in-person, or a combination of both, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your needs. In-person classes are held in the evening at GW’s Education Center in Alexandria, Virginia.
INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES - Join a committee to help manage our new student- run journal, the GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing; contribute to our annual Ethics in Publishing Conference, join the GW Publishing Book Club, and find other opportunities to network with our vibrant community of students, alumni, and professionals across the publishing spectrum. |
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| If you’re considering a career in publishing, take the next step at the George Washington University College of Professional Studies. |
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