Ba communication in journalism in Western new england university

Clearly explaining significant and potentially complicated ideas and developments to a general audience is a complex task with enormous social implications. Learning to write well and to grasp the enormous ethical responsibility of journalists and journalism in a rapidly changing media environment is essential for understanding how ideas are framed, circulated, and received in society. This course will help students develop skills in writing, editing, and synthesizing information for audiences of print, digital, audio, and audio/visual media platforms; learn conventional journalistic practices and standards in a variety of media, aiding in both the production and consumption of news; and explore the shifting dynamics of the journalism field in the contemporary United States.

A secondary certification or passed an appropriate external exam, official secondary school transcript(s) accompanied by an English translation of the document(s) as well as an official transcript of the in-progress grades when available, An Affidavit of Support form, A recommendation from a guidance counselor or teacher, Bant Statement, Test scores: TOEFL ibT of 79, IELTS of 6, PTE of 53, SAT of Crit. Reading of 450, ACT of Verbal Score of 18.

Reporter, Editor, Community Relations Director, TV News Anchor, Photojournalist

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