Membership Benefits for Professors
Stay informed with the Journal. Get unlimited access to WSJ.com, mobile and tablet apps, our WSJ+ benefits program and more. You can also use exclusive teaching tools including case studies and how-to guides to help you seamlessly integrate Journal content into your lesson plans.
How Professors Use the Journal in Class
"I use The Wall Street Journal in my Principles of Marketing course to relate current business news and issues to the subject we're addressing in class."
Jim BrockPacific Lutheran University
"The Wall Street Journal allows the class to incorporate current politics and policies in their courses. It is essentially a living textbook. The inclusion of charts, summarizing data, is most useful for discussions."
Ed MillerUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Available Resources
See how you can make the Journal part of your lectures, discussions, assignments and exams with our exclusive case studies and how-to guides.
CASE STUDIES
Utilize sample questions and articles used by professors across different disciplines.
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HOW-TO GUIDES
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WSJ Referral Program
Earn a complimentary 6-month membership when you refer your students and colleagues through the WSJ Referral Program.
Does Your School Have a Membership?
WSJ has partnered with colleges and universities across America to provide complimentary memberships to their students. See if your school is an academic partner.
Look Up Your Education Rep
If you'd like more information on utilizing the Journal for your post-secondary class, you can find your dedicated WSJ Education representative by entering your state.
FAQs
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