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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
Electronic Media course is designed in such a way that it aims at providing professional training and knowledge, technical excellence and commercial advantages. It makes students aware of technical and practical aspects of Television Journalism. It develops ability of assessment and analysis of the events happening around us.
It involves tasks like writi
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You can decide which one do you wish to pursue.
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Contributor-Level 7
Doing M.E after B.E seems a more sorted option for you, as you have the same background. Switching field is not really advisable as in future this field change might get you in trouble. Mass Communication is a field wherein you need to have a very strong personality and good networking. Until and unless you don't have good connections in media industry don't join the field as you will end up regretting the decision.
Opt for a safer and better way and therefore, opt for M.E after B.E.
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Scholar-Level 16
You can pursue MBA as some organizations are dealing with European market and they prefer MBA with Spanish language.
All the best.
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Contributor-Level 7
Various options are available for you to choose from. In New Zealand, you must enroll and complete a PG Diploma or a Graduate Certificate before you apply for a masters. You can check for programs in Journalism, Media Studies, International Journalism, Journalism Media and Globalisation, Professional Writing, Creative Studies, Broadcast Journalism and many more. I will advice you to refer to university websites and check programs they offer.
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9 years agoContributor-Level 10
Below mentioned are some of the best photography institutes in India:
1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA), Ooty
2. Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
3. Osmania University, Hyderabad
4. A.J. Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center, Delhi
5. Sir JJ School of Applied Art, Mumbai
Upon completion of educational training in photography, the professional world offers a number of opportunities in different fields. Umpteen care
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