Master of Journalism and Mass Communication Syllabus
The Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) is a two-year postgraduate program that offers an in-depth understanding of the principles and practices of journalism, mass communication, and the media industry. The course prepares students for a wide range of media-related roles, including journalists, public relations specialists, media managers, and content creators.
The curriculum covers core topics like media ethics, communication theory, news reporting, broadcast journalism, digital media, and media laws.
MJMC 1st Year Subjects
Subject
Description
Introduction to Journalism
Basics of journalism, its history, and role in society.
Mass Communication Theory
Study of the theories and models of communication.
Reporting and Writing for Media
Techniques of reporting and writing news for print, radio, and television.
Media Ethics and Laws
Ethical guidelines and legal aspects of journalism and media.
Media and Society
Role of media in shaping public opinion and influencing society.
News Photography
Techniques and principles of photography in journalism.
Public Relations and Advertising
Basics of PR and advertising practices in media industries.
Audio-Visual Communication
Study of visual and audio communication tools and techniques.
Broadcast Journalism
Introduction to the principles and practices of broadcast media.
Digital Media and Social Media
Study of online media platforms, digital tools, and social media trends.
MJMC 2nd Year Subjects: Core
Subject
Description
Advanced Reporting
In-depth techniques for investigative and feature reporting.
Media Management and Ethics
Management practices in media organizations, with a focus on ethics.
Development Communication
Role of media in promoting social change and development.
International Media Systems
Comparative study of media systems across the world.
Research Methods in Communication
Research techniques in journalism and mass communication.
MJMC 2nd Year Subjects: Electives (Based on Specialization)
Print Media Specialization
Subject
Description
Advanced News Reporting
Advanced techniques of news reporting and investigative journalism.
Feature Writing
Techniques for writing long-form features, opinion articles, and editorials.
Editing and Production
Skills for editing news content and preparing media publications.
Broadcast Journalism Specialization
Subject
Description
Radio Journalism
Study of radio programming, reporting, and production.
Television Journalism
Skills in TV reporting, production, and broadcast.
Documentary Production
Principles of producing and scripting documentaries for broadcast.
Digital and Online Media Specialization
Subject
Description
Digital Content Creation
Techniques for creating engaging digital content for websites and social media.
Social Media Journalism
Reporting and managing news on social media platforms.
Web Journalism
Digital journalism practices, online reporting, and multimedia storytelling.
Public Relations and Advertising Specialization
Subject
Description
Public Relations Campaigns
Designing and managing PR campaigns for clients.
Advertising Strategies
Understanding advertising concepts and creating effective advertising campaigns.
Crisis Communication
Techniques for managing communication during a crisis situation.
The MJMC program provides a comprehensive understanding of the media landscape, equipping students with the skills required to thrive in dynamic media roles. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the fast-evolving media industry.
