Journalism

Hello Tanusri, yes I can understand your anxiety and angst as you are pursuing your B.Tech in computer Science even though you are interested in journalism. Frankly speaking I feel that you should complete your graduation in engineering with full amount of concentration so that you will learn a lot of things. Even good journalist required knowledge of engineering to report on many issues concerning engineering and industry. There is of course one way out. You can think of doing graduation in journalism by opting for courses offered by open universities by way of distance education. But for this you will need to study even harder as you will have to study for two different streams at the same time. Best wishes to you.

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication is a three-year undergraduate programme equipping students with the technical skills and social understanding to write about and convey information - to the general public - involving business, history, culture, budget issues, governmental matters, entertainment, and sports, through the means of mass communication such as TV, radio, and web-based social networks. As the field of journalism is established on truth, autonomy, and transparency, the course provides a holistic knowledge at both theoretical and practical level. B.J. M. C. (Bachelor of Journalism and Communication) is a three-duration undergraduate degree course for candidates who wish to build their career in the field of journalism and mass communication. After successfully completing the course candidates are able to develop as well as refine their skills of gathering, transmitting, and delivering information to a large audience. https://www.nimcj.org/bjmc.html.