English for Journalism
By University of Pennsylvania
Journalist
About
The media is often referred to as the ‘fourth pillar of democracy.’ It focuses on gathering accurate and relevant information and communicating the same in an impartial manner. Media plays a significant role in shaping society by reflecting upon the past, reporting current events, and contributing to cultural influences. Therefore, a career in journalism and mass communication involves much more responsibility than merely minting money and gaining the spotlight.
Education
High School
Any Stream
Bachelor's
Journalism and Mass Communication
Master's
Journalism and Mass Communication
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Photojournalist
- PR Specialist
- Editor
- Reporter
- Researcher
Salary / Annum
400,000
Fresher900,000
Average1,400,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Employment in media and communication occupations is projected to grow 14 percent from 2020 to 2030 and journalism is a major sector in this industry.
- In Journalism, one often needs work experience which is gained through interning at a media outlet or working on various news articles, editorials, etc.
- One can also start their own blog and write about the happenings of recent times. Volunteering for writing or editing school or college magazines or newspapers is also a good option.
Promising Profiles
Barkha Dutt
Journalist and Storyteller
Rishika Baruah
Associate Editor at NDTV
