A media-focused and dynamic degree for students interested in news, storytelling, and mass communication. It covers broadcast journalism, digital media, radio and television production, investigative reporting, and media ethics. Students develop technical skills in editing, reporting, and on-air presentation, preparing them for the fast-paced world of media and journalism.

Many students choose Broadcasting & Journalism because:

1. Passion for storytelling, news, and media communication.
2. Opportunities to work in television, radio, digital platforms, or print.
3. Develops strong research, communication, and presentation skills.
   

Some students do not choose Broadcasting & Journalism because:

1. Careers can be highly competitive and deadline-driven.
2. Work may involve irregular hours, including nights and weekends.
3. Requires resilience to handle public scrutiny and editorial pressure.
   

Lifestyle During Study:

1. Hands-on training in studios, radio stations, and digital media labs.
2. Courses in news writing, media production, broadcast presentation, and communication law.
   

After Graduation:

1. Work in broadcasting companies, news agencies, online media, or corporate communication.
2. Roles in reporting, production, media editing, or public relations.
   

What is Hard:

Meeting tight deadlines, maintaining accuracy under pressure, and managing media criticism.

What is Easy:

Telling stories and engaging audiences if you are naturally curious and articulate.

Fun Fact:

“Journalists are the first historians—documenting today for tomorrow.”

This field is for you if you like:

1. News and current affairs
2. Writing and reporting
3. Television, radio, and digital media
4. Storytelling and communication
5. Media production and editing
6. Public speaking and presentation
7. Investigative research
8. Working under deadlines
9. Creative content creation
10. Promoting truth and ethics in the media
    

Career Opportunities:

1. Broadcast Journalist
2. News Anchor or Reporter
3. Radio Producer
4. Television Production Assistant
5. Investigative Journalist
6. Media Editor
7. Public Relations Officer
8. Social Media Content Creator
9. Corporate Communication Specialist
10. Documentary Producer
    

Relevant Certifications to consider:

1. Journalism and Media Ethics Certification
2. Broadcast Production Training
3. Digital Media and Editing Software Certification
4. Public Speaking and Presentation Skills Workshops