MSc in Mass Communications (Concentration in Multimedia Journalism), Virginia Commonwealth University

Program goals;The Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture prepares effective and skilled communicators through quality instruction, advising and student services, based on real-world applications. Through research, professional service and scholarship in applied communications, the school advances the knowledge and practice of a multidisciplinary and evolving media environment. The school values truth, ethics, creativity, innovation, collaboration, cultural diversity, shared governance and community engagement.;The Mass Communications (Concentration in Multimedia Journalism) program at Virginia Commonwealth University is for recent graduates who have an undergraduate degree in journalism or a related field, or for more veteran journalists who want to upgrade their professional skills.;I want to find another Master Course;Student learning outcomes;SLO1: Higher level skills;Students graduating from this program will demonstrate higher level skills in critical thinking.;SLO2: Clear and effective communication;Students graduating from this program will master written and multimedia platforms to communicate clearly and effectively to inform and engage audiences.;SLO3: Research and evaluation;Students graduating from this program will demonstrate the ability to conduct foundational research applicable to mass communication.;SLO4: Tools and technologies;Students graduating from this program will be able to apply tools and technologies required for mass communication workplaces.;SLO5: Journalism skills;Students specializing in this sequence will demonstrate journalism skills, including news judgment, ethics, information gathering and reporting across multiple platforms, that show they are capable of producing publishable work.;Get more details;Visit official programme website