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4 Journalism Degree Programs in India
New Shores International College
B.A(H) IN JOURNALISM & TOURISM
- Bengaluru, India
BA
On-Campus
English
FOR THE NEW AGE BRAVE STORYTELLERS The bulk of journalism majors cleave to standard coursework that only teaches one form of communication – whether it be paper journalism, magazine, digital media, or broadcasting. New Shores has recognized the demand for journalists with an overarching knowledge of the subject matters they address. Therefore, we have innovated coursework that educates not only about journalism skills but about common journalistic topics as well. Our university’s philosophy of subverting the usual into the extraordinary naturally gave birth to this degree program. In these challenging courses, students are taught to think critically and analyze nuanced, interconnected topics in journalism. Our faculty is home to a dedicated group of authors who release books on valuable topics and publish in leading research papers and magazines.
St. Francis College
MA Mass Communication & Journalism
- Uma Nagar, India
MA
On-Campus
English
Demonstrate an understanding of communications and human behavior in consonance with recent advances in the discipline. Applies skills problem solving, critical thinking and analytical reasoning to design and execute innovative research projects. Communicates effectively, comprehends knowledge, writes effectively reports, designs documentation and makes effective presentations.
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Chitkara University
2-YEAR M.A IN JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION
- Rajpura, India
MA
On-Campus
English
A hands-on, UNESCO Model Curricula-inspired program that develops technical skills along with an understanding of artistic, historical, and theoretical foundations of the discipline. PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Indian Media and Entertainment industry is one of the fastest-growing industries in the country. Its various segments, Film, Television, Advertising, Print, and Digital have witnessed tremendous growth in the last few years. The industry is highly driven by strong consumption in non-metro and small cities, intense emergence of regional media, and burgeoning new media businesses and formats. Our Masters's program is built on a strong theoretical foundation supported by applied research into the dynamics of communication and the creative industries, together, with professional expertise.
Amity Online
MASTER OF ARTS (JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION)
- Ghaziabad, India
MA
On-Campus
English
KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR PROGRAM: Truly Global Education With Eminent International Faculty Robust Learning Management System and Flipped Learning Model for Maximized Learning Outcomes Personalized Learning Through Unique Option of Choice Based Credit System Complete Hand Holding & Support By Student Relationship Managers Dedicated Career Support & Virtual Job Fairs With 100+ Hiring Partners Portfolio Building With Real-world Industry Projects
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Studying journalism in India allows you to explore diverse media landscapes and strengthen your storytelling skills. The field emphasizes critical thinking, ethical reporting, and effective communication, making it an exciting choice for ambitious students passionate about sharing stories.
Through courses in multimedia reporting, investigative journalism, and digital content creation, students develop specific competencies that prepare them for various roles in media. Many programs incorporate project-based learning, where you engage in real-world journalistic assignments, enhancing your adaptability and practical knowledge. As students navigate these experiences, they build confidence and independence that will benefit them in their careers.
In India, the journalism sector is evolving rapidly, with opportunities in print, online, and broadcast media. Graduates typically pursue careers such as news reporting, editor positions, or roles in media management. The education system encourages collaboration and creativity, fostering an environment where you can hone your skills and prepare for a competitive industry that values innovation and integrity.