Journalism & Public Relations

Background

SEM	COURSE NO	COURSE NAME	ACADEMIC STAFF	CREDIT POINTS
1	4.13801	Mass Coomunication	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
1	4.23804	Print Media Production I	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
1	4.43801	Electronic Media II	Mr. S. Nash	3
1	4.43804	News Practice (or Lahara)	Industrial Attachment	12
1	4.43804	Public Relations Practice (or Lahara)	Industrial Attachment	3
2	4.23801	News Techniques	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.23802	Mr. S. Nash	Media Law and Ethics	3
2	4.23803	Practical Report I	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.23805	Print Media Production II	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.33801	News Coverage	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.33802	Practical Reporting II	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.33803	Electronic Media I	Mr. S. Nash	3
2	4.33804	Public Relations I	Mr. A. Kaniniba	3
2	4.43803	Community Publishing	Mr. S. Nash	3
1 & 2	4.43802	Public Relations II	Mr. A. Kaniniba	3
1 & 2	4.43805	Advance News Practice	Mr. S. Nash	3
Postgraduate
2	4.53801	Sub-Thesis	Mr. S. Nash/ Mr. L. Wafiwa	12
2	4.53802	Mass Media Theory	Mr. S. Nash/ Mr.L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.53803	Information & Communication Technology: The Cyber Revolution	Mr. S. Nash/ Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.53804	Information & Communication Trends & Development	Mr. S. Nash / Mr. L. Wafiwa	3
2	4.53805	Research Proposal Writing	Mr. L. Wafiwa	3

 

NOTES:

1. Contact hours for all courses is 4 hours, unless indicated otherwise for particular courses.
2. Where course descriptions do not contain pre-requisites, texts, assessment information, and names of the course lecturer, these will be supplied at the commencement of the semester in the course outline for each course.

Honours Program (year 5): Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) program is taken up by candidates who are academically qualified with some years of field experience. Intending applicants should consult the Strand leader before applying to the program.