What are the top companies and industries where Harvard University graduates of Journalism work?
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The graduates of Harvard University gain top skills at the university. With these skills, the graduates choose top demanding industries. Top companies hire Harvard graduates due to their top-class education at the university.
Top Industries where Harvard Mass Communication & Media graduates work are:
Top Industries
Percentage
Media & Communication
43.15%
Business Development
24.78%
Education
14.63%
Arts & Design
9.79%
Research
7.65%
Graduates from Harvard Mass Communication & Media Courses have been placed in high positions in top companies. Some of the top companies where these graduates work are:
Top Campanies
Percentage
Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism
13.16%
Harvard University
10.53%
The New York Times
7.89%
CNBC
7.89%
New York University
7.89%
The Associated Press
5.26%
Vox Media
5.26%
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