Journalism
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Humanities
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What is Journalism?
Journalism can be said to be the most dynamic study program among others. Journalism is an activity to find, process, and disseminate news to audiences through mass media. In the journalism study program we will be taught the techniques of searching, writing, and editing news, and how the news is distributed through various media, both print and electronic. Students can choose to study journalism according to the choice of media. Therefore, students need to understand the character of the media and its changes. The process of forming print and electronic media news is of course different. Print media journalists must strengthen their logic and writing skills, while radio and television journalists learn broadcasting so they must always exercise their verbal strength. In addition, with the rapid growth of online media today, journalists must be able to process news faster.
Why did you choose this programme?
For those of you who want to become journalists, you can choose this study program. Being a journalist is challenging. You will be in the field more often reporting, interviewing resource persons, meeting with many people, rather than just sitting behind a desk. Journalists are dynamic professions and really need the power of logic.
Subjects in Journalism
- 1Journalistic Language
- 2News Writing
- 3Broadcasting
- 4Introduction to Journalism
- 5Graphic Communication
- 6ICT competency
- 7Photo Journalism
- 8Radio Journalism
- 9Journalistic Television
- 10Communication Psychology
- 11Literary Journalism
- 12Political Communication
- 13Online Journalism
- 14Interview Techniques
- 15Journalistic Investigation
- 16Law of Press Ethics
- 17Feature and Article Writing
- 18Mass Media Management
- 19History of the Press
- 20Media and Culture Studies
Suitable Student's Characteristic
Job Prospect for Journalism
When the journalist profession is no longer a monopoly of journalistic graduates, the profession is in great demand as well as tight competition. But don't worry, by entering a journalistic study program means you will get more in-depth knowledge in the field of journalism, which certainly will be your advantage. Professional fields offered for journalistic graduates are also very broad. Not only can you be involved in the media industry, graduates of Journalism study programs can also become experts and become part of government institutions such as the Malaysian Broadcasting Commission (KPI), Film Censorship Institution (LSF) and even the Ministry of Communication and Information (Menkominfo).
