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Wondrous in essence, social media platforms are being used by businesses for advertising and branding. The scope of Journalism & Mass communication has evolved with the potential to actually reach the world and have the world reaching back towards you. After pursuing a degree in mass communication, you can go for a career in films & TV, journalism, direction, editing, filmmaking, scriptwriting, public relations, publishing, etc. Careers in mass communication will bring about a great deal of satisfaction and expression of creativity. Lovely Professional University offers B.A. (Journalism & Mass Communication). LPU's tremendous effort to make it's student confident enough to remain compatible with the latest trends of the Industry. I can say Lovely Professional University is the best option if anyone wants to do courses related to Journalism & Mass Communication in Graduation & Post Graduation level. Vision of the School:
To be among the top 5 journalism and national level film schools and 50 global media schools by 2025. To be recognised as the centre of excellence for Cinema and Cinematic Brilliance from India. Some of the unique features are mentioned below:
1)The curriculum is modelled on UGC framework with added focus on strengthening communication skills, life skills training and professional enhancement for better employability.
2)Training for entrepreneurship in the field of education is given focus. Students get opportunities to participate in field-based learning experiences and national reconstruction activities.
3)Focus for better student-teacher interaction through mentoring sessions
4)Orientation of curricular content for enhancing employability
5)Opportunities to participate in extra-curricular activities for achieving all-round development.
6)Moocs (Massive Open Online Course)
7)Under the expert guidance of eminent professors the school organize multiple Events, Seminars, Guest Lectures etc. Throughout the year which is very relevant for the practical exposures of the students.