School of Journalism and Mass Communication
MA in Journalism and Mass Communication
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
PEO 1
Build successful careers in journalism, media, and communication by applying professional knowledge, practical skills, and creativity across traditional and digital platforms.
PEO 2
Practice journalism and media communication with honesty, integrity, ethical values, and a strong sense of social responsibility.
PEO 3
Think critically, question media narratives, and use research to address communication challenges and contribute to an informed society.
PEO 4
Think critically, question media narratives, and use research to address communication challenges and contribute to an informed society.
PEO 5
Demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and effective communication while working with diverse communities and media organizations.
PEO 6
Promote inclusive, responsible, and culturally sensitive communication that encourages civic participation and supports sustainable development.
PEO 7
Embrace lifelong learning and continuously upgrade professional knowledge and skills to meet the changing needs of the media and communication industry.
PEO 8
Use media and communication as a positive force for social change by creating meaningful content that informs, inspires, and empowers people.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
PSO 1
Create credible, ethical, and impactful media content by integrating journalistic principles, storytelling techniques, multimedia production, and digital communication tools.
PSO 2
Apply research methods and critical analysis to understand media, evaluate communication practices, and develop solutions for contemporary social, cultural, and communication challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the MA (Journalism & Mass Communication) programme?
The MAJMC is a two-year full – time postgraduate programme designed to develop advanced knowledge and practical skills in journalism, digital media, broadcasting, public relations, advertising, corporate communication, media research, and content creation.
2. Who is eligible to apply for MAJMC?
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university are eligible to apply. Students from any academic discipline can apply with a minimum of 50%, industry professionals willing to upgrade their education will also be give preference.
3. Is a Journalism or Mass Communication background compulsory?
No. Graduates from any discipline can pursue MAJMC, provided they meet the university’s eligibility criteria of minimum 50% in the graduation.
4. What is the duration of the programme?
The programme is completed over two years (four semesters).
5. Are practical classes included in the programme?
Yes. MAJMC emphasizes hands-on learning through practical sessions in television production, radio broadcasting, digital content creation, photography, videography, podcasting, news writing, and multimedia storytelling.
6. Will students receive studio-based training?
Yes. Students receive practical exposure in media laboratories, including TV studios, radio studios, photography labs, editing suites, and digital media production facilities, wherever available at the institution.
7. Does the programme include internships?
Yes. Students are encouraged to undertake internships with newspapers, television channels, digital media organizations, advertising agencies, PR firms, production houses, NGOs, and corporate communication departments right from semester one.
8. Is industry exposure provided?
Yes. The programme includes guest lectures, workshops, media visits, expert interactions, seminars, and masterclasses conducted by experienced media professionals.
Students learn media research methods and usually complete a dissertation, research project, or capstone project in the final semester.
9. Does the university provide placement assistance?
Yes. Metro University facilitate placement drives, employer interactions, internship opportunities, career guidance, resume-building workshops, and interview preparation. Final selection depends on student performance and employer requirements.
The programme helps build knowledge useful for careers in government media organizations, public information services, public relations, and communication-related competitive examinations.
The programme combines academic knowledge with industry-oriented practical training, enabling students to build professional portfolios, develop communication and leadership skills, gain internship experience, and prepare for careers across journalism, broadcasting, digital media, public relations, corporate communication, and research.
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