Introduction to Journalism and Communications

Journalism is a field that is very closely related to journalism and media. By entering this field, you will have the opportunity to try your hand at many different careers, all of which are very interesting and dynamic.Regarding journalism, many people believe that it comes first from a common need of humanity. That is the need for information. Imagine, every day, when waking up to welcome the new day, almost everyone has the same question: "What's new today?". Everyone wants to be answered as quickly as possible. Journalists will be the ones to satisfy that need. In addition to studying journalism, when entering the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, you also have a vast field of "communications" to try your hand at. For example, you can become a public relations officer (PR), with many interesting tasks such as branding; media planning; press relations; event organization; working with specific public groups, etc. You can also work in advertising - a career that is both difficult and extremely attractive. After graduating from Journalism, you can also do many other jobs. For example, you can work as an editor at publishing houses, advertising staff, marketing staff, distribution staff... If you want to improve your knowledge, you can continue to study at a higher level with a master's or doctorate at home or abroad. You can also become a journalist - media researcher at universities, research institutes, or work for press management agencies from central to local levels. No matter what field you want to try, deciding to enter the Journalism industry means that you have chosen for yourself an interesting, dynamic and challenging career.