Journalism

The Journalism program is a three-year non-degree course for students who want to deepen their understanding of media communication while focusing on journalism, ideal for those passionate about storytelling.

Students take foundational courses such as Introduction to Media Communication, Writing for Media, and Principles of Journalism, and select additional courses from the journalism concentration to fulfill elective requirements, equipping them with skills in writing, critical thinking, and media analysis.

Graduates can pursue roles such as news reporters, editors, content creators, and public relations specialists, finding opportunities in media organizations, online platforms, and corporate communications.