The Master of Journalism (MJ) programme is designed for aspiring and experienced journalists who seek to master the art of storytelling, investigative reporting, and multimedia journalism in today’s rapidly evolving media landscape. With a strong emphasis on ethics, critical thinking, and hands-on experience, this programme equips students with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the dynamic world of journalism.
Duration of Program
Level of Study
Media law, ethics, and newspaper production
Historical journalism, communication technology, and writing
Cinema, photography, advertising, and development communication
Broadcast, digital journalism, and media management
PO1: Advanced Journalism Skills Development: To enhance students' reporting, writing, editing, and investigative journalism skills across multiple media platforms, including print, digital, and broadcast.
PO2: Ethical and Responsible Journalism: To instill a strong sense of media ethics, press laws, and journalistic integrity, ensuring responsible news dissemination and public service.
PO3: Research and Analytical Proficiency: To develop critical thinking and research skills for in-depth news analysis, investigative reporting, and academic contributions to media studies.
PO4 Mastery of Digital and Multimedia Journalism: To equip students with expertise in digital media, data journalism, social media strategies, and multimedia storytelling techniques.
PO5: Specialisation in Media Sectors: To provide in-depth knowledge in specialised areas such as political journalism, business journalism, science communication, sports reporting, and development journalism.
PO6: Broadcast and Visual Communication Expertise: To train students in television, radio, and video journalism, including news production, anchoring, documentary filmmaking, and visual storytelling.
PO7: Leadership and Media Entrepreneurship: To prepare students for leadership roles in media organisations and equip them with entrepreneurial skills to launch independent media ventures.
PO8: Public Engagement and Social Impact: To empower students to use journalism as a tool for social change, advocacy, and community development by addressing public issues and marginalised voices.
PO9: Adaptation to Emerging Media Technologies: To keep students updated on the latest trends in journalism, including artificial intelligence, virtual reality storytelling, and the impact of media convergence.
PO10: Global and Cross-Cultural Journalism Perspectives: To develop an understanding of international media systems, global journalism ethics, and cross-cultural reporting for a broader perspective in news coverage.
PSO 1: Advanced News Reporting & Writing
Graduates will demonstrate expertise in investigative journalism, feature writing, editorial analysis, and data-driven storytelling across diverse media platforms.
PSO 2: Mastery of Digital & Multimedia Journalism
Graduates will proficiently use digital tools, social media, podcasts, video production, and data visualisation to create engaging multimedia news content.
PSO 3: Ethical & Legal Journalism Practices
Graduates will uphold the highest media ethics standards, legal regulations, and journalistic integrity while reporting and analysing news.
PSO 4: Research & Analytical Journalism
Graduates will conduct in-depth research, fact-check information, and apply analytical skills to produce high-quality investigative and explanatory journalism.
PSO 6: Specialisation in Niche Journalism
Graduates will develop expertise in specialised fields such as political journalism, business journalism, environmental reporting, sports journalism, science communication, and conflict reporting.
PSO 7: Excellence in Broadcast & Visual Journalism
Graduates will be skilled in television and radio journalism, including scriptwriting, anchoring, news production, and documentary filmmaking.
PSO 8: Leadership & Media Entrepreneurship
Graduates will acquire managerial, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills to innovate, manage, and establish independent media ventures or startups.
PSO 9: Public Affairs & Development Journalism
Graduates will engage in journalism that promotes social justice, public policy awareness, rural and community development, and advocacy for marginalised groups.
PSO 10: Adaptation to Emerging Media Technologies
Graduates will stay updated on evolving media trends, including artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism, virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR) storytelling, and mobile journalism (MoJo).
PSO 11: Global & Cross-Cultural Journalism Competency
Graduates will develop a strong understanding of global media systems, international journalism practices, and cross-cultural reporting for a diverse audience.
PEO 1: Develop Professional Expertise: Graduates will acquire in-depth knowledge of journalism theories, ethics, and practices, enabling them to excel in various media industries such as print, broadcast, and digital journalism.
PEO 2: Enhance Investigative and Analytical Skills: Graduates will be trained to conduct thorough research, critically analyse information, and produce fact-based, balanced, and impactful journalistic content.
PEO 3: Uphold Ethical and Social Responsibility: Graduates will practice ethical journalism, adhering to principles of truth, accuracy, fairness, and accountability while being sensitive to cultural and social diversity.
PEO 4: Adapt to Evolving Media Landscapes: Graduates will develop skills to effectively use emerging technologies, multimedia storytelling techniques, and data journalism tools to engage audiences in an ever-changing media environment.
PEO 5: Foster Leadership and Entrepreneurial Abilities: Graduates will be equipped with leadership, management, and entrepreneurial skills to take on roles as media professionals, newsroom leaders, or independent content creators.
PEO6: Encourage Lifelong Learning and Innovation: Graduates will cultivate a spirit of continuous learning, adaptability, and innovation to contribute to the evolving field of journalism and media studies.
