The Pulitzer Prize is an annual award given in the United States in journalism, literature, and music composition. It is named after the Hungarian-American publisher Joseph Pulitzer, and it is administered by Columbia University in New York City. The Pulitzer Prizes are awarded in the following categories:

• Public Service (journalism)

• Breaking News Reporting (journalism)

• Investigative Reporting (journalism)

• Explanatory Reporting (journalism)

• Local Reporting (journalism)

• National Reporting (journalism)

• International Reporting (journalism)

• Feature Writing (journalism)

• Commentary (journalism)

• Criticism (journalism)

• Editorial Writing (journalism)

• Editorial Cartooning (journalism)

• Breaking News Photography (journalism)

• Feature Photography (journalism)

• Fiction (Literature)

• Drama (literature)

• History (literature)

• Biography or Autobiography (Literature)

• Poetry (literature)

• General Nonfiction (Literature)

• Music Composition (music)

So, the Pulitzer Prize is given in the fields of journalism, literature, and music composition.