Graduate Profile: The graduates possess a solid understanding of the theoretical principles of journalism and mass communication, as well as in-depth knowledge of the development of both international and domestic journalistic practices. They have gained practical experience and acquired technical skills in various aspects of authorship and editorial work across radio, television, print media, and new media platforms. They possess comprehensive knowledge of the nature and functions of news and journalism, as well as the various methods of presenting textual, visual, audio, and audiovisual communications. Additionally, they are familiar with the process of editing content for effective communication.
Graduate Employment: The graduates’ extensive knowledge and understanding align with the requirements of the Qualifications Framework and industry expectations. In accordance with the National Occupational Framework, they are qualified for various roles such as journalists, columnists, editors, reporters, cameramen, presenters, news correspondents, copywriters, and spokespersons, among others.
