Journalism and social communication

The course Journalism and social communication is designed to help students develop competences necessary in both these professions.

The classes will allow graduates to achieve competencies and skills in the area of broadly defined professional public communication.

The admission requirements for this field of study include:

• possession of a diploma entitled to undertake studies,
• presentation of a certificate of proficiency in English of at least level B2 on the Council of Europe scale.

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Admission will be based on the place on the ranking list created according to the final grade on the diploma of the first-cycle or second-cycle studies.

The graduates can work as:

• journalists in all kinds and all ranges of media (print media, radio, television, the Internet; local and sublocal media, countrywide and global media; general as well as trade and expert media);
• specialists in the area of broadly defined image communication: Public Relations, branding, advertising communication, Corporate Identity, etc.;
• editors/editorial assistants (gatekeepers) in the above mentioned types of media;
• journalists specializing in a given category of topic-specific journalism (investigative, sports, economic, etc.);
• radio and TV presenters and producers (work with a camera and microphone);
• spokespeople and counselors/coaches in the field of communication;
• coaches and counselors in the field of intercultural communication (in organizations, public institutions, NGOs, etc);
• counselors in the field of creating public people’s image;
• employees of advertising and PR agencies.