TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
See what a day
on tour looks like
Watch highlights from the 2026 Student Media Tour and hear from students and industry professionals.
WHY ATTEND?
More than a tour.
A career experience.
If you are a student and/or rising senior majoring in advertising, PR, digital marketing, communications, sports marketing, journalism, or a related field, this is the experience you have been waiting for. Get behind the scenes at leading media companies, meet industry professionals, and gain real-world insights that can help shape your future. Whether you’re exploring career options or preparing for your next step, this is your chance to make meaningful connections and see what’s possible.
Explore careers
Discover the many opportunities across the media and communications industry.
Build connections
Meet industry leaders, hiring managers, and fellow students who can support your future.
Get industry access
Step inside media organizations and see how the industry works, up close.
Past tour hosts
A look at the organizations that have welcomed students on the 2026 Tour.

What students say
“The AWM-DFW student Media Tour was such an awesome opportunity to learn from different media companies about their work and operations. It was eye-opening to see the possibilities of a career in media and meet fellow creatives who are so passionate and hardworking. It was a very fulfilling, encouraging, and inspirational experience that I highly recommend to any student!”
– Munira Ali – UTD
“My advice to another student deciding whether to attend the Student Media Tour would be to just go! You have nothing to lose and all to gain. I promise, once you go one time, you’ll want to go again the next year to have the chance to either visit a whole new set of tour stops or revisit the same one you loved at your previous tour.”
– Paris Fuller- UTA
“Going in, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. I was used to a standard, office-like workspace; however, seeing a media workspace truly exceeded my expectations. The first words that come to mind on how I’d describe the environment are fun, collaborative, and inspirational!”
– Erika Power-UTA