Does the Journalism & Media program include practical studio training?

Yes. Training takes place inside realistic television and radio studios from the start of the program, alongside press editing, report and programme preparation, public relations and media presence coursework.

What can graduates of the Journalism & Media faculty work as?

The curriculum covers skills relevant to roles at press organisations, television and radio channels, and public-relations departments within companies and institutions.

Who teaches the Journalism & Media curriculum at MIA?

A select group of media and journalism instructors who combine academic expertise with genuine hands-on industry experience.

Faculty

Journalism & Media

Students in the Journalism & Media department study journalistic and media work — from press editing and preparing reports and programmes to public relations and media presence — through specialised theory and practical training. The academy organises this training inside television and radio studios, where students can experience broadcast work during their studies. The curriculum is intended to help students develop skills relevant to media, communications and public-relations roles. Students are taught by media and journalism instructors with academic and industry experience.

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The academy organises this training inside television and radio studios, where students can experience broadcast work during their studies.

The curriculum is intended to help students develop skills relevant to media, communications and public-relations roles.

Students are taught by media and journalism instructors with academic and industry experience.

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