1. Asian College of Journalism
This College has been functioning in Bangalore since the early nineties under the aegis of BD Goenka Trust. It was taken up by Media Development Foundation and its base shifted to Chennai in 2000. The college has a year long course in print, broadcast and internet journalism. One of the special features of the
college program is a ten-week BBC course for the broadcast journalism students, which is one of its kind in India.
This College has been functioning in Bangalore since the early nineties under the aegis of BD Goenka Trust. It was taken up by Media Development Foundation and its base shifted to Chennai in 2000. The college has a year long course in print, broadcast and internet journalism. One of the special features of the
college program is a ten-week BBC course for the broadcast journalism students, which is one of its kind in India. 2. School of Convergence
The institute offers a two year Post Graduate Diploma in Content Creation and Management, Print, Radio, Television, New Media and Cinema.
The institute offers a two year Post Graduate Diploma in Content Creation and Management, Print, Radio, Television, New Media and Cinema.
3. Degree courses offered by Kolkata and Delhi University
The two year postgraduate course in journalism offered by the Kolkata and Delhi Universities help an aspiring journalist build up a solid academic foundation. The universities also arrange for internships with media houses.
The two year postgraduate course in journalism offered by the Kolkata and Delhi Universities help an aspiring journalist build up a solid academic foundation. The universities also arrange for internships with media houses.
4. Indian Institute of Mass Communication
Established in August 17 1965, the IIMC is one of the oldest and most reputed institutes in India. It trains wannabe journalists in a variety of disciplines including print journalism, photo journalism, radio journalism, television journalism, development communication, communication research, advertising and public relations.
Established in August 17 1965, the IIMC is one of the oldest and most reputed institutes in India. It trains wannabe journalists in a variety of disciplines including print journalism, photo journalism, radio journalism, television journalism, development communication, communication research, advertising and public relations.
5. The Indian Institution of Journalism and New Media
The institute, established in January 2001, offers students a post graduate diploma in Journalism. The curriculum of the school has been developed in association with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, New York.
The institute, established in January 2001, offers students a post graduate diploma in Journalism. The curriculum of the school has been developed in association with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, New York.
6. Jamia Milia Islamia
The University offers MA in mass communication and PG diploma course in television journalism. Both the courses are held in very high esteem in the media sectors across the country.
The University offers MA in mass communication and PG diploma course in television journalism. Both the courses are held in very high esteem in the media sectors across the country.
7. The Manorama School of Communication
This new entrant in the field of journalism colleges has already carved a niche for itself. The 10-month course usually starts from mid-June. The college, located in Kottayam, has courses designed for both English and vernacular stream journalists.
This new entrant in the field of journalism colleges has already carved a niche for itself. The 10-month course usually starts from mid-June. The college, located in Kottayam, has courses designed for both English and vernacular stream journalists.
8. Manipal Institute of Communication
The institute offers a BA degree in Journalism and Communication Studies. It also offers a two-year post graduate degree course in Mass communication which is open to graduates from all over the country.
The institute offers a BA degree in Journalism and Communication Studies. It also offers a two-year post graduate degree course in Mass communication which is open to graduates from all over the country.
9. SYMBIOSIS Institute of Mass Communication
Established in 1990, the Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication offers a two years postgraduate diploma in mass communications with specialization in print, cyber and broadcast journalism. It also offers a BA course in journalism.
Established in 1990, the Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication offers a two years postgraduate diploma in mass communications with specialization in print, cyber and broadcast journalism. It also offers a BA course in journalism.
10. Sophia College Polytechnic
Recognized by Maharashtra Technical Board, the one year full time course offered by the college is held in high esteem in the industry. The college arranges for a month long placement after the course ends.
Recognized by Maharashtra Technical Board, the one year full time course offered by the college is held in high esteem in the industry. The college arranges for a month long placement after the course ends.
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