The Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) is an undergraduate program designed to develop professional knowledge and practical skills in journalism, mass media, communication, and digital media. The program covers news reporting, writing and editing, media research, photojournalism, broadcasting, public relations, advertising, media law and ethics, web technology, social media, multimedia production, and media management. It combines theoretical study with practical training, projects, and internships to prepare students for careers in the evolving media industry.
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+2 Level or Equivalent Degree with at least 45% overall or CGPA 1.8 on a 4-point scale with "D" grades in every subject.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply principles and theories of journalism, mass communication, and media studies.
Gather, verify, write, edit, and present news for different media platforms.
Produce content in print, radio, television, online, and multimedia formats.
Apply photojournalism, broadcasting, video production, and digital storytelling techniques.
Conduct media research and analyze communication and media-related issues.
Apply media law, ethics, professional standards, and responsible journalism practices.
Develop public relations, advertising, and strategic communication campaigns.
Use web technologies, social media, and digital platforms for modern journalism.
Analyze social, political, cultural, and development issues through a media perspective.
Manage media projects, organizations, and communication activities effectively.
Demonstrate strong writing, communication, critical-thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
Apply practical and research skills through internships and media projects.
Pursue careers as journalists, reporters, editors, news producers, broadcasters, photojournalists, digital content creators, public relations officers, media researchers, advertising professionals, and media managers
