What are the various professional avenues that are open to me after completing an undergraduate programme in mass communication?

There are various job avenues which are open for a student once he/she completes graduation in journalism - but only when it is accompanied by a post graduate degree in the same subject (except in exceptional cases - where one gets job soon after graduation). The jobs that are open to a candidate after the completion of graduation/post-graduation in journalism include: Reporters (in TV/print), copy editors (in TV/print/online), video editors, audio editors, producers, directors, newspaper designers, cartoonists, event managers, radio jockeys, TV anchors, director of photography, fashion/wildlife/print photographers, script writers (for TV/radio), actors, models, teachers (after qualifying NET/Completing PhD), social media editors, voice modulators (for animated movies), video camera person, screenplay writers, etc.

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An undergraduate programme or degree in mass comm. can be BJMC or a technical degree with graphics and animation subjects. It can also be some other specialisation offered. Otherwise, BJMC is the overall name we know of any degree offered. A list is shared below: Reporting and Anchoring, Script Writing, Camera handling, Sound Recording, Direction Productions Designing/Art Direction, Editing Graphic Designing, Production, Radio, Advertising, Copy Writer, Graphic Editors, Event Manager, Content Writer, Content Strategist, Content Editor, Social Media Manager, Media Blogger, Scripting, Direction Production, Coordination, Art and Creative Visualization, Graphics and animation, Multimedia and so on. There are numerous profiles that are offered in the domain of mass media or mass communication. It is stated that a Bachelor's degree from anywhere will not able to get you a job after a course in mass communication, it is either the selective colleges or smartness in a candidate that can fetch him/her a good job and help me to earn good professionally.

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If you talk about mass communication, it offers a dynamic career. Mass communication incorporates various means of mass media to communicate with the public. In the recent years, there has been a huge amount of growth in this field. With the increase in the number of television sets, news channels, radio stations, digital platforms, advertising, comes the requirement of a large workforce. The students associated with mass communication can look forward to work in the fields of journalism, editing, television, direction, advertising, public relations etc. The profiles that are offered to graduates in this field are Reporter, Journalist, Photojournalist, Cameraperson, Public Relation Officer, Corporate Communications Executive, Photographer, Content writer, Freelancer, Editor, Proofreader, Copywriter, Sound Engineer, Sound Mixer, Sound artist, Correspondent, Special Correspondent, Anchor, Producer, Screen writer, Art director, Radio Jockey, Video Jockey, Event Manager.

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If you're wondering what sort of work in mass communication, you could end up being exposed to, take a look at the following list to form an idea: 1.Advertising is a visual or audio form of marketing communication which aims at promoting or selling a product. 2. Disc Jockey Disc Jockeys are artists that mix recorded tapes as it is playing. They also record their mixes for later sales and distribution. 3. Film-Making Filmmaking is nothing but the process of making a film involving production, recording, and editing which are furthermore divided into various parts. 4. Journalism is through which an individual makes information accessible to the public. These people work for independent enterprises or national press. 5. Public Relations Public Relations means to pass information from an individual or an organisation to the public.

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