The fundamental nature and learning outcomes based approach to awarding the B.A (Journalism & Mass Communication) is founded on demonstrated achievement of outcomes in terms of knowledge, understanding skills, attitudes and values, and academic qualities expected of a graduate.
The learning outcomes specify what graduates are expected to know, understand, and be able to practice on a professional level after successfully completing the Mass Communication & Journalism degree programme of study.
The expected learning outcomes are relevant in today's context, as graduates of mass communication and journalism are employable in the M&E industry. The goal of this course is to help students understand the concept, scope, and significance of mass communication in today's society, as well as to prepare them to be media professionals with solid technical, ethical, and academic knowledge.
Career opportunities after completing a course in Journalism and Mass Communication:
Media and Journalism Roles
1. Reporter/Correspondent/Editor for newspapers, magazines, online news portals, and TV channels.
2. News Anchor/Editor for TV/radio news programs and live broadcasts.
3. Scripting and News Editing jobs.
4. News Anchor for various news channels.
Public Relations and Communications Roles
1. Public Relations Officer for government and NGO organizations.
2. Social Media Manager.
3. Content Writer for various media platforms.
Production and Broadcasting Roles
1. Scriptwriting, Directing, Editing, and Broadcasting in TV, radio, or film production.
2. Sports Journalist.
3. Podcasting.
4. Video Editing.
5. Jobs in FM radio.
1. BA (JMC)
2. BA (JMC) (Hons)
3 years ( 6 semesters) / 4 years (8 semesters)
10+2 minimum 35% marks for Gen and 33% for SC/ST/PWD
*As per Four Year Undergraduate Programme and NEP 2020 framework. It is also based upon the evaluation scheme by MUIT
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