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Programmes Offered
|
Programme |
Duration |
Eligibility |
|
Ph.D. in Media Studies |
Minimum three years |
Master’s degree in a relevant media specialisation with 55% marks;
50% for categories specified in applicable rules; UGC-NET/JRF/SLET or similar
tests, as applicable. Verify against the current admission prospectus. |
|
M.A. in Communication and Journalism |
Two years |
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university
with at least 50% marks or equivalent; relaxation as per applicable
university rules. Verify against the current prospectus. |
|
PG Diploma in Urdu Journalism |
One year |
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university
with at least 50% marks or equivalent; relaxation as per applicable rules;
knowledge of Urdu language and grammar and familiarity with modern
technology. Verify against the current prospectus. |
Research Programme
The Ph.D. in Media Studies supports
advanced research in journalism, communication, media studies and allied areas.
Admission, coursework, supervision, progress review and award are governed by
current University ordinances and notifications. Applicants should consult the
current admission prospectus for eligibility and selection procedures.
PG Programmes
The M.A. in Communication and Journalism
combines conceptual foundations with practical training. Students study
reporting and editing, communication theory, photography, new media, media
culture, development and science communication, radio, media law, research,
advertising and public relations, television, writing, cyber security, data
journalism, videography and advanced project specialisations.
The PG Diploma in Urdu Journalism is intended to develop professional journalism skills with attention to Urdu language, reporting, editing, media practice and relevant technology. A detailed approved curriculum was not included in the source and should be uploaded separately.
M.A. Course Structure
Semester I
|
Code |
Course |
Credits |
|
MACJ-101 |
History and Development of Media |
4 |
|
MACJ-102 |
Print Media—Reporting and Editing |
4 |
|
MACJ-103 |
Communication Theories and Models |
4 |
|
MACJ-104 |
Photojournalism—Introduction |
4 |
|
MACJ-105 |
Media Ethics (Value Added) |
2 |
|
ABC-XXX |
Language/Ability Enhancement Course |
2 |
Semester II
|
Code |
Course |
Credits |
|
MACJ-201 |
Introduction to Convergent Journalism |
4 |
|
MACJ-202 |
New Media and Online Journalism |
4 |
|
MACJ-203 |
Media, Culture and Society |
4 |
|
MACJ-204/205/206 or approved SWAYAM option |
Development Communication / Science Communication / Radio
Broadcasting |
4 |
|
MACJ-207 |
Media Laws (Value Added) |
2 |
|
ABC-XXX |
Language/Ability Enhancement Course |
2 |
|
MACJ-208/209 |
Digital Photography and Image Editing / Development Communication
and Rural Reporting (multidisciplinary option) |
4 |
Semester III
|
Code |
Course |
Credits |
|
MACJ-301 |
Media and Communication Research |
4 |
|
MACJ-302 |
Advertising and Public Relations |
4 |
|
MACJ-303 |
Television Production |
4 |
|
MACJ-304/305/306 or approved SWAYAM option |
Writing for Media / Health Communication / Digital Media and Cyber
Security |
4 |
|
MACJ-307 |
Data Journalism (Skill Course) |
4 |
|
MACJ-308/309 |
Understanding Videography / Science Communication
(multidisciplinary option) |
4 |
Semester IV
|
Code |
Course |
Credits |
|
MACJ-401 to 405 |
One project specialisation: Advanced Audio-Visual Production /
Narrative Journalism / Multimedia Journalism / Media Research—Dissertation /
Advanced Photojournalism |
12 |
|
MACJ-406 to 410 |
Corresponding compulsory course attached to the selected
specialisation |
4 |
|
MACJ-411/413 |
Internship (code is inconsistent in source; verify) |
4 |
Internship
The internship is a compulsory four-credit
component undertaken after Semester III. The source contains two different
descriptions: “4–6 weeks” and “minimum six weeks,”. Students are expected
to work with an approved media organisation, advertising agency,
public-relations institution, media research body or another relevant
organisation and submit the required report and presentation.
Learning Outcomes of the M.A. Programme
·
Advanced reporting, research,
writing and editing across print, broadcast and digital media.
·
Multimedia storytelling using
text, photography, audio, video and interactive formats.
·
Understanding of media ethics,
law, accuracy, fairness, privacy and responsible professional practice.
·
Critical analysis of media
content, representation, framing, institutions and audiences.
·
Qualitative and quantitative
communication-research competence.
·
Digital and social-media
proficiency, including verification, analytics and audience engagement.
·
Global and cultural awareness
in journalism and communication.
· Professional adaptability, reflective practice and lifelong learning.