Diploma in Journalism and Communication
The Diploma in Journalism and Communication provides foundational skills in news writing, media production, public relations, photography, and digital communication. The programme blends classroom instruction with practical training in media labs and field assignments, giving students hands-on experience in modern communication tools and techniques.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in journalism, broadcasting, content creation, public relations, and media support, and can progress into the Bachelor of Journalism and Communication for advanced study and career growth.
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Credential: Diploma
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Duration: Two Years
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Mode of Delivery: Physical Classes; on Campus
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Language of Delivery: English
Graduates of the Diploma in Journalism and Communication gain practical media and communication skills that prepare them for entry-level opportunities across the industry. Career roles include:
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Reporter or news correspondent for community radio, online platforms, or local newspapers.
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Radio or TV production assistant supporting studio operations and program development.
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Public relations assistant helping manage organisational communication and media outreach.
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Social media and digital content assistant creating and scheduling posts for brands and organisations.
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Camera operator or photography assistant for media houses, events, and creative agencies.
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Communications assistant supporting NGOs, corporate offices, and public institutions.
Graduates may also advance into the Bachelor of Journalism and Communication, opening pathways to more specialised and senior roles in the media and communication fields.
