V5 Media School’s Certified Journalism and Mass Communication Course, offered through the School of Media, is designed to cultivate graduates who are not only competent and globally relevant but also ethically grounded and socially responsible. Here’s a streamlined overview of what the program entails:

Program Overview

The Course aims to develop students into well-rounded professionals with a focus on:

• Conceptual Competency: Understanding and applying fundamental concepts in media and communication.
• Professional Competency: Mastering industry-specific skills and practices.
• Ethical Competency: Adhering to high ethical standards in media practices.

Curriculum Structure

1. • Common Modules: All students start with a broad foundation, including practical and theoretical elements.
   • Initial Learning Mechanisms: Classes, lab work, field visits, library research, guest lectures, and self-discovery.
   • Journalism: Focuses on across-media reporting.
   • Media Production: Covers print, audiovisual, and digital content creation.
   • Communication Management: Encompasses brand communication, PR, reputation management, events, and digital content.

Learning Approach

• Student-Centric Objectives: Emphasis on building competencies that are practical, critical, and ethically sound.
• Hands-On Experience: Includes field work, internships (both mandatory and optional), and real-world projects.
• Guest Interactions and Field Visits: Regular interactions with industry experts and visits to relevant organizations.

Assessment and Attendance

• Continuous Assessment: Evaluates ongoing performance rather than just final exams.
• Strict Attendance Policy: Regular attendance is crucial. One absence is permitted without prior approval; additional absences may be granted at the discretion of the faculty.

Career Pathways

• Industry Focus: Primarily in news and television industries.
• Entrepreneurship: Training in entrepreneurship will be included for those interested in starting their own ventures.

Program Flexibility

• Dynamic Course Outlines: Course content may evolve with faculty input. Students will receive detailed syllabi and reading materials at the start of each course.

This program is designed to be rigorous and demanding, reflecting the commitment to producing graduates who are prepared for the evolving landscape of media and communication.