Introduction

MA (CJ) course are two-year, full time programmes, divided into four semesters across two years. The course is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. This degree aims to offer aspiring media professionals the requisite knowledge and skills to join radio/ television/digital journalism, explore avenues in content writing and Public Relations among others.

Medium of Instruction: English.

Highlights 2020-21:

  • National Level 1st Feb 2021: MAPR & MACJ Annual FEST of MEDIA SYNERGY CONFLUENCE at National Level organised by the Department with Narratives and sessions by - INFLUENCER’ BLOGGER on Lifestyle Impact , - PODCAST Consultant - Actor & Music Producer.
  • 9th Feb 2021 HONKING & ROAD SAFETY Month Awareness Campaign with Aawaaz Foundation.

Syllabus

1st Semester
Subjects Credit
Communication Theory 04
Media Economics 04
Reporting and Editing 04
Media Criticism 04
2nd Semester
Subjects Credit
Introduction to Television Studies 04
Introduction to Film Studies 04
Introduction to Media Research 04
Ethics, Constitution & Media Laws 04
3rd Semester

(Five Electives to be chosen)

Subjects Credit
Public Relations in the Private & Public Sector 04
Media Management 04
Media Advocacy 04
Conflict Communication 04
Culture Studies & Media 04
Political Communication 04
Video Games & Media 04
Sports Journalism 04
Concepts of Storyboarding 04
Audio-Visual Production & Post-Production 04
Documentary Filmmaking 04
Multimedia Production 04
4th Semester
Subjects Credit
Social Science Research Design 04
Perspectives on Communication 04
Dissertation 04

Eligibility

Graduates belonging to any stream can apply for both these courses.


Admission

  • Entry into any of these programmes is done on the basis of a Written Test (language and general knowledge), Group Discussion followed by a Personal Interview. Admissions are on merit, based on the scores of the Written Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Programme Outcome

  • This Programme offers students belonging to any stream instruction in either Communication & Journalism or Public Relations and readies them for employability in the fields of print, broadcast or online Journalism or Public Relations. A dedicated Placement Cell offers students of the Programme internship and placement opportunities.

Scheme of Examination

The Scheme of the Examination shall be divided in two parts:

  • Internal Assessment - 40 Marks (Conducted by concerned subject teacher)
  • Semester End Examination - 60 Marks (Conducted by University of Mumbai)

Contact Person

  • Dr. Minu Madlani (Principal)
  • Dr. Sangeeta Makkad (Course Co-ordinator)