Journalism

The Journalism program is designed to prepare highly qualified journalists, media professionals, and communication specialists for today's rapidly evolving media environment. Throughout the program, students acquire comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge of media theory, journalistic writing and reporting, digital journalism, multimedia content production, public relations, mass communication, media law, media ethics, and information analysis.

During their studies, students develop practical skills in news reporting, interviewing, writing feature stories and analytical articles, producing photo and video content, managing social media platforms, using modern digital media technologies, and verifying the accuracy and credibility of information. The practice-oriented curriculum provides valuable professional experience through internships with leading media organizations, news agencies, and press offices.

Graduates are well prepared for careers as journalists, editors, media specialists, content managers, press secretaries, and communication experts in television and radio broadcasting companies, online media, newspapers and magazines, news agencies, press services, public relations firms, government institutions, non-governmental organizations, and international media projects.