Journalism

The Journalism course offered by AAMRAS is meant for those who wish to make journalism their career or those who wish to know how journalists are supposed to be working. The course is meant for serious journalism and will make the mentees learn how journalists play a vital role in the society. The course is not meant for those who dream of indulging in cacophony over the television or diverting the viewers/readers attention from the real situation in the country. The course will give the learners regular opportunities to work in virtual newsrooms, which will help them learn to take quick decisions on how news is to be handled, whether in print or on the television.

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The course will help students to be niche journalists, writing about various developmental issues, Sustainable Development Goals of United Nations, as well as issues related to gender, children, hate crime and the like.

Course Framework

The course comprises 16 modules, seminars and workshops spread over 310 sessions with 62 credits. The successful completion of 310 Sessions with 62 credits makes the student eligible for the diploma. The course would be spread over two semesters. The Academy reserves the right to modify the syllabus or combine Sessions in the larger interests of the learners.

Course Objectives

The Journalism course is apt for aspiring journalists, who wish to take up journalism as a profession. The course will introduce the students to various aspects of journalism, to prepare them to be journalists.

The course will help learners hone skills to be a good journalist and a good communicator. It will expose them to various issues concerning development in the country and train them to act on the issues for the betterment of the society and the affected people.

The course will introduce the students to newsroom decisions and planning of editions. The students will be trained to produce publications and will get opportunities to do so.

With the exposure to basics of radio and television, the students will produce radio and television programmes as a part of the course.

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Teaching Methodology

Andragogy will be followed, which would include lectures, group discussions, seminars, case studies, recommended/suggested field visits and research. All sessions would be online.

Assessments

Students will be given assignments based on the course content and learning outcomes.

Virtual Newsroom

Students will get hands-on experience to bring out an e-publication and to write for a news portal, through a virtual newsroom.

Admission Requirement

Minimum qualification required for admission to the course is graduation or its equivalent. Those awaiting their graduation results are also eligible to apply for admission.

Session Timings

Two or three sessions a day, generally held between 9 am to 8 pm, Monday to Saturday. If the need arises, sessions, field visits and/or seminars could be held on Sundays and holidays.

Attendance

Students with less than 75 per cent attendance in three or more modules/sub-modules will not qualify for the Diploma, irrespective of their academic grades.

 

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  • Journalism
  • Child Rights
  • Gender Issues
  • Women Empowerment
  • Human Rights
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The course is also available with entirely in-person sessions on the Nirmala Niketan Extension Centre Campus.

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