BA (Hons) Communication and Mass Media (Journalism and New Media)

Program Overview

The Journalism and New Media (JNM) program equips students with critical media literacy, journalistic techniques, and practical skills. Through hands-on experience in professional-grade facilities, students develop proficiency in news writing, media ethics, production, and film creation, preparing them for careers in the media field. Expert journalists and researchers provide guidance as students navigate the complexities of journalism and media.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Journalism and New Media (JNM) specialism provides students with a critical understanding of the media field and a grounding in journalism disciplines and techniques. The program aims to equip students with the fundamental skills and theoretical knowledge necessary for success in the field. Students will learn news writing, law and ethics, media production skills, and the creation and writing of films. The program emphasizes practical application, enabling students to produce investigative reports, photojournalism, and multimedia productions while adhering to professional journalistic ethics. The program utilizes professional-grade media analysis and production facilities in mass media outlets, including radio, television, press agencies, and online platforms. Students will learn from published media researchers and expert journalists.

Teaching:

The program involves learning from published media researchers and expert journalists. Students will utilize professional-grade media analysis and production facilities in various mass media outlets.

Other:

The program emphasizes the practical application of journalistic ethics, mirroring professional standards. Students will gain experience in various media production areas, including radio, television, press agencies, and online platforms. The program covers a range of skills, including news writing, media law and ethics, media production, and film production.