Dear student,

Journalism is a wide term and relates to fields like Public Relations, Communication, Advertisement and Journalism, which can further be categorised into Print, Electronic and Web journalism. There are numbers of institutes offering various certificate, diploma and short term courses through distance learning in journalism such as Print and TV Journalism, Advertising and Marketing, Public Relations and Marketing, Advance Diploma in TV Production & Journalism, Editing for Video & Sound, Acting & Modelling, Photograph, etc.

Eligibility:-

The minimum qualification to pursue journalism courses is to pass 10+2 in any discipline from a recognized board. However, the admission and selection procedure, eligibility criteria and other requirements vary from course to course and college and college.

There are various degree courses in journalism that can be opted after 10+2. The duration of course varies from course to course and college to college. Some of the courses are-

• Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Journalism

• Bachelor of Journalism

• Bachelor of Mass Media and Journalism

• Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Mass Communication

• Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC) etc.

There are lots of career options in the field of Journalism and Mass Communication. You can make your career in Reporting, Editing, Advertising, Public Relations, Corporate Communications, Media Management, Television and Film Production etc. You can become an Editor or a Journalist after completing your Master’s degree in Journalism.

Career options in Journalism and Mass Communication

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