• Courses under this: Courses typically include subjects like:
  • Journalism Basics
  • Media Law and Ethics
  • News Writing and Reporting
  • Feature Writing
  • Editing and Publishing
  • Broadcast Journalism
  • Digital Journalism
  • Public Relations
  • Advertising Principles
  • Communication Theory
• Course Level: It’s an undergraduate program specializing in communication and journalism.
• Duration: Typically a three-year program when pursued full-time.
• Mode: Offered in full-time, residency-based formats, involving classroom lectures, practical training, and internships.
• Eligibility Criteria: Requires completion of secondary education with a strong academic record, and sometimes may require proficiency in a language or communication skills.
• Admission Process: Involves submitting an application with academic transcripts, possibly participating in entrance exams or interviews, and meeting any other requirements set by the institution.
• Areas of Employment: Graduates can work in various media-related fields such as journalism, broadcasting, advertising, public relations, digital media, and corporate communications. They can find employment in media organizations, news agencies, publishing houses, advertising agencies, public relations firms, corporate communications departments, or pursue freelance opportunities.