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Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication
The Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication program at Parul University is designed to provide students with specialized training in news reporting, digital media production, and media ethics. This program prepares students for careers in print, broadcast, and digital journalism, as well as corporate and political communications.
Journalism and Modern Media is ideal for students passionate about investigative reporting, media storytelling, and digital content creation. Graduates can work in news agencies, broadcasting companies, social media, and corporate communications.
Here is how you can study this program
Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication
The 2-years Master of Arts in Journalism and Modern Media program offers advanced training in contemporary journalism practices, media production, and digital communication strategies. The curriculum covers investigative reporting, multimedia storytelling, broadcast journalism, and audience engagement across digital platforms. Students gain practical experience through newsroom simulations, media labs, and industry internships, developing skills in video editing, content strategy, and data-driven journalism. This program prepares graduates for dynamic careers in news media, digital publishing, broadcasting, public relations, and content creation, with the ability to adapt to the rapidly evolving global media landscape.
Secure your place
25th August 2026
Applicable deadline
25th August 2026
Batch Commencing
8th July Onwards
Duration
2 years
Credits
180
Seats
60
Fee
95,000/- Per Annum
Language
English
Eligibility Criteria
Candidate shall have passed Graduation in relevant discipline from a recognized University. (If candidate has completed graduation in BA but in different discipline or graduation in a course other than BA first confirm the eligibility)
*Tuition Fees may vary depending on the Country/State in which the candidate has passed their qualifying examination.
Extend Your Learning, Walk Away with Dual Degrees
While you are studying your main degree, you can also study another degree as a dual degree program which provides you an opportunity to explore multiple fields of study. With Dual Degree you can study your main degree in physical mode and your second degree in hybrid mode with adjustable study hours
Why study this program
Be a part of an engaging learning atmosphere that gives you the tools to excel in the career of your choice.
High Demand
The rapid growth of digital media has created an increasing need for skilled journalists and media professionals.
Diverse Career
Graduates can work in news reporting, broadcasting, public relations, corporate communications, and digital content creation.
Mastering Media & Storytelling
The program equips students with expertise in multimedia production, investigative journalism, and media ethics.
Practical Exposure
The program equips students with expertise in multimedia production, investigative journalism, and media ethics.
Industry-Oriented Curriculum
The curriculum integrates digital journalism, content creation, and audience analytics to prepare students for modern media roles.
What you can become after studying Journalism and Mass Communication?
Journalist
Media Consultant
News Anchor
Digital Content Creator
Investigative Reporter
Social Media Manager
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4-6 LPA
Average Package
2,200+
Recruiters
60* LPA
Highest Package Offered
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Language Laboratory
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Computer Lab
Facilitates computational data analysis, simulations, and research in applied sciences.
Journalism Studio
A newsroom-style setting fostering practical reporting, editing, and broadcast training.
Scholarships & funding
Financing and supporting your education
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Meritorious scholarships
Recognising academic excellence by providing scholarship opportunities to those who exceptionally pass board and entrance exams
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Sports scholarships
Recognising athletic excellence by providing scholarship opportunities to those who have achieved distinction in sports at State, National, or International levels.
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Alumni scholarships
Fostering lifelong connections by providing scholarship opportunities to the wards of PU alumni to continue the legacy of excellence.
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Defense scholarships
Honoring the families of defense service persons by providing scholarship opportunities to their wards to study at PU
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