Mass Communication & Media

Core subjects are the common subjects generally added in every course level of a specific subject. Some core subjects of a Digital Journalism course are:

• News Writing and Reporting
• Digital Ethics and Media Law
• Data Journalism
• Social Media Journalism
• History of Digital Media
• Multimedia Skills
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

In a Diploma in Digital Journalism program, you'll get to learn about the different aspects of multimedia. You'll learn about Audio, Video, Text, Photography, Graphic Design, Animation, Video Editing, and more. 

Here are some popular Digital Journalism books you must read along with your regular syllabus:

• No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram By Sarah Frier.
• Journalism Next: A Practical Guide to Digital Reporting and Publishing By Mark E. Briggs.
• Broadcast News in the Digital Age By Faith Sidlow.
• We The Media By Dan Gillmor.
• Mobile and Social Media Journalism By Anthony Adornato.

The admission process for the Digital Journalism course online is similar to the offline course admission procedure. You'll need to register on your desired college's website, fill out the application form, attach documents, and pay the application fee.
If the college accepts your application, they'll send you a confirmation email, and then you can proceed with paying the admission fee, etc., to get a seat in the program.

Here are some important documents you must carry during the Digital Journalism course admission process, irrespective of the programme level:

• Class 10 and 12 marksheets
• A relevant bachelor's degree (if applicable)
• Valid ID Proof (Adhaar, PAN Card, Passport, etc.)
• Passport-sized photographs
• Migration Certificate

Here's a basic idea of eligibility requirements for MA in Digital Journalism:

• Academic Qualifications: A Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.
• Score: A minimum of 45% aggregate marks.
• Entrance Exams: Some colleges may conduct or accept entrance exam scores.
• Age Limit: Generally, there is no specific age limit for applying to the MA in Digital Journalism program.

A Diploma in Digital Journalism can open doors for various job opportunities in Media, Advertising, Digital Marketing, etc., sectors. Based on your interest, you can opt for a job profile in the respective field and even take freelance projects after you gain relevant experience in the field.

You can become a Content Writer, News Editor, Digital Marketing Associate, Advertising Executive, Video Editor, Digital Journalist, and more.

The importance of Digital Journalism has increased with the upsurging usage of the Internet and social platforms around the world. Its global reach and accessibility, real-time updates, multi-media storytelling, viewer's engagement, etc., features make it a crucial part of Journalism and Mass Communication.

No, taking the GMAT exam is not commonly a prerequisite to prepare for a Master's in Public Relations (PR) in the UK. Institutions typically require applicants to possess a bachelor's degree with a minimum classification (e.g., 2:2 or higher) and present evidence of English language proficiency through tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Certain courses may accept professional experience or an entry test for candidates without the required academic qualifications. The individual requirements vary institution to institution, so it is advisable to check the admission requirements of the university offering the program.

Yes, here are some popular books recommended for Photojournalism students:

• Associated Press Guide to Photojournalism by Brian Hortan.
• Photojournalism: The Professionals' Approach by Kenneth Kobre.
• Photojournalism and Citizen Journalism by Routledge Taylor & Francis Group.
• Practical Photojournalism: A Professional Guide by Martin Keene.
• Photo Journalism Hardcover by B K Desh Pandey.