MASTER OF JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION
Professional Media Education Aligned with NEP 2020
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The Master of Journalism & Mass Communication (MJMC) programme at Sikkim Skill University is a two-year postgraduate degree designed to prepare students for dynamic careers in media, journalism, communication, and digital platforms. The programme focuses on developing strong communication skills, critical thinking, media ethics, and professional competence.
Aligned with NEP 2020, the MJMC programme emphasizes experiential learning through newsroom training, media projects, fieldwork, internships, content creation, and research. Students are trained for careers in print, electronic, digital media, advertising, public relations, corporate communication, and media management.
NEP 2020–Aligned Curriculum:
The MJMC programme at Sikkim Skill University is aligned with NEP 2020, offering a flexible, industry-oriented curriculum focused on media skills, communication ethics, creativity, and professional training.
Strong Scientific & Analytical Foundation:
The programme builds strong foundations in journalism, storytelling, media writing, editing, broadcasting, digital communication, and media analysis.
Career & Research Readiness:
Students are prepared for careers in news organizations, TV channels, digital platforms, advertising agencies, PR firms, corporate communication departments, and media startups.
Research & Skill Development:
Focus on media research, audience analysis, content strategy, media laws, ethics, and communication research methods.
Industry & Academic Exposure:
Students gain exposure through workshops, newsroom simulations, media labs, seminars, industry interactions, and internships with media professionals.
Experienced Faculty & Research Mentorship:
Guidance from experienced academicians and media professionals to support skill development, creativity, and career growth.
Practical & Laboratory-Based Learning:
Hands-on training in news writing, reporting, anchoring, video production, editing, photography, and digital tools.
Research-Oriented & Experiential Learning:
Students engage in media projects, field assignments, campaign design, documentaries, and research projects preparing them for professional media careers.
