Which is better among journalism and mass communication and interior designing?

Hi Nomanjee, I think you should go with journalism and mass communication. Only one name is coming on my mind is LPU, Jalandhar, Punjab. One of the best University can do justice to both the courses. Journalism and mass communication talks about Print Media, TV &amp; Radio Journalism, etc. Along with graphic designing, public relations, advertising and media, etc. However, interior designing is what you know all about. The art of making the interior of an infrastructure more beautiful and attractive. So, both the fields have a bright future ahead and it solely depends on you that where your interest actually lies. Be patient and careful enough to choose. Nowadays, Online Admissions are already open at LPU. One can proceed through university website '<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.lpu.in&quot;" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.lpu.in&quot;</a>. Or you can try calling them at their toll free number of LPU. For maximum scholarships, better to take Admission as soon as possible. All the best.

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That depends on your choice of interest that is in which field you are more interested in. LPU School of Journalism and Film Production organized a national conference on Contemporary Perspectives in Design and Creative Arts' (CPDCA 2018) to have a holistic understanding of issues relating to space, forms, frugality, sustainability and functionality in design and creative arts. The conferences provides a platform for scholars and professionals to share and discuss the innovations and development in the field of design and creative arts. LPU students shared how the conference benefited them by expanding their knowledge about design and creative arts and how words of renowned artists and designers widened their perspective on different forms of art. LPU gives a good platform to its students and wide exposure to show case their talent especially when world famous dignitaries come and student interview the. They gain many tie ups this way and enter the market. The students are working in the ANI, Radio Mirchi, NDTV, News9 etc. LPU is well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to designing a curriculum. Minor options- As per industry requirements and evolving technologies Dynamics & Simulation (FX) Visual Effects (VFX) Environment Design Game Art Game Design Motion Graphics Print Design UI & UX Design Conceptual Design 2D & 3D Animation 3D Modeling & surfacing Intensive studio work- Well-framed and updated curriculum as per industry pipeline / process. Leaning outcomes of 90% courses focus on practical / technical skills. Practice on Industry relevant technologies. Focus on strengthening foundation skills including Drawing, Sketching, Creative thinking and Design process. Regular faculty members with experience from renowned studios : Penta Media Works, DQ Entertainment ltd, Red Chillies Entertainment, Pixoloid Studios, UTV, Prime Focus & Gameshastra. I have shared about both, so you can pursue as per your interest.

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Hi, your question is relevant for many students looking for an undergraduate course today. The choice of course lies with the student and is thus subjective to the interest of the student. While a degree in B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication or B.A. (Hons) Journalism and Mass Communication will give the student a chance to explore careers in the media industry (e. g. print, television, digital, radio etc. ), advertising, a degree in Interior Design allows students to explore the functionality of spaces, be it residential or commercial. The duration of the courses differ if you opt for a degree programme B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication or B.A. (Hons) Journalism and Mass Communication is a 3 year course whereas B. Des Interior Design is a 4 year degree course. These days it is easier for students to expand their horizon of learning through Liberal Education at universities like LPU. LPU for instance offers a chance to opt for a major and minor combination from across different disciplines including a combination of papers from Journalism, Media and Communication with courses from Interior Design. This way you get to explore your interests, all during your undergraduate study.

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Dear Nomanjee, Both Interior Designing and Journalism, Media and Communication are distinct and have a whole lot of opportunities for to look forward to - both as an undergraduate post graduate student. While on completion of Journalism, Media &amp; Communication, students gain an understanding about the different channels of communications (e. g. print, digital, Radio, Television, Advertising fields), a course in Interior Designing equips students with the nuances of methods and processes, design objects and designing different spaces (e. g. commercial, residential, offices etc. ). At IILM University, you might get the best solutions. The liberal education at IILM University ethos is unique as it helps students choose from an unparalleled range of electives with major-minor specializations, bringing them closer to their personal and professional goals. This way you can study papers from one course courses with a majors in the other (e. g. take papers from B. Des Interior Design while studying B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media &amp; Communication). B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communication at IILM University is a 3 year full time degree course, while B. Des Interior Design is a 4 year full time degree course. Both the courses offer aspiring journalists, media and designing aficionados with a critical understanding of the industry, thereby creating academically sound, analytical and globally-minded media professionals. The experiential education comprises excursions, seminars, webinars, literature festivals, expert talks and more synchronous and asynchronous learning. To know more, visit our website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.iilm.edu.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.iilm.edu.in</a> or call us on 9667827255.

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