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The journalism course is part of mass communication. The following are the distinctions between these courses:
- Curriculum: Mass communication is an umbrella course that deals with PR, media, advertising, etc. Journalism courses, on the other hand, cover the news media extensively.
- Career: The career opportunities are more diverse with a degree in mass communication than with a degree in journalism.
- Job role: With mass communication, you can become a filmmaker, PR manager, radio jockey, video editor, and so on. The journalism degree can get your jobs like news reporter, news editor, content writer, photo journalist, etc.
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