The Bachelor of Arts Journalism programs are designed to offer students a balanced combination of theoretical and practical knowledge in journalism and media. The curriculum focuses on journalism writing, media ethics, mass communication theory, broadcast journalism, digital media, and much more.
1st Year
Subject
Description
Introduction to Journalism
Introduction to the field of journalism, its history, and principles.
English Language and Writing Skills
Development of writing, editing, and communication skills.
Media Studies
Study of media evolution, types of media, and their impact on society.
Basics of Reporting and News Writing
Learning to report news and write news stories effectively.
Introduction to Public Relations
Basic concepts of PR, media relations, and communication strategies.
2nd Year
Subject
Description
Print Journalism
Writing, editing, and publishing news for newspapers and magazines.
Broadcast Journalism
Techniques and skills required for working in television and radio journalism.
Media Ethics and Laws
Understanding ethical standards, legal issues, and regulations in journalism.
Digital Journalism
Study of online media platforms, digital content, and multimedia reporting.
Feature Writing
Writing longer, in-depth articles on various topics.
3rd Year
Subject
Description
Investigative Journalism
In-depth research and reporting on critical issues, uncovering hidden information.
Editing and Production
Techniques for editing and producing news for different media platforms.
Journalism and Society
Exploring the relationship between media and society, including its role in democracy.
Media Management
Understanding how media organizations are managed, including budgets and team dynamics.
Internship/Practical Training
Gaining real-world experience through internships in media outlets.
