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The University hopes that this event will be covered by students who will be graduated from the Delhi School of Journalism. The vision of this new set up is to churn out highly qualified and well equipped journalists, who could match the world-class journalist community and media professionals. The motive and commitment behind this noble intention will go a long way to serve the society and the nation in many respects.  \nAbout the School  \nThe Delhi School of Journalism, University of Delhi, resolves to identify and nurture aspiring journalists; enable them to become a driving force for a quality driven public sphere and information economy; and thereby promoting democracy and development in the truest sense:  \n- by creating a mechanism of training that imparts theoretical perspectives, technical skills and professional ethics of service;  \n- by nurturing a pool of minds that could gather and transmit information without prejudices, to strengthen the democratic processes and the governance systems;  \n- by instilling a sense of responsibility into the personal and professional conduct of the students, so as to preserve the culture of peace, development and order in society; and  \n- by developing and enriching the discipline of Journalism through interdisciplinary modules, innovative pedagogical techniques and integration of critical insights into the teaching, learning and professional schemes.  \nThe School will focus on imparting knowledge and skills to the prospective students in the following areas.  \n1. Media and Communication  \n2. Writing for the Media  \n3. News Reporting and Editing  \n4. Programming for the Media  \n5. Media Production in all Formats – Print, Broadcast (TV and Radio), Film and Online  \n6. Media Technology  \n7. Communication for Development  \n8. New and Social Media  \n9. Multimedia  \n10. Foreign and Regional Languages  \nAbout the Program  \nThe School will offer a Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism.  \n- The program offers an exit option after three years; in that case the student will be awarded Degree of Bachelor of Journalism (BJ).  \n- The students completing two years post graduate course will be awarded the Degree of Master of Journalism (MJ).  \n- This is a bilingual program, i.e. offering instructions in both English and Hindi as applicable.  \n- Hindi translation of important books written in English will be made available.  \n- The program includes teaching of four foreign languages (French, Spanish, Chinese, and Arabic) and two regional languages (Tamil and Bengali) in ten semesters (A student has to select one foreign language and one regional language).  \n- More foreign and regional languages will be introduced in due course, depending on the needs of the program and the availability of instructors.  \nThe Five Year Integrated Program has 28 Core Courses, two Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses, two Ability Enhancement Elective Courses (skill based), four General Elective Courses and four Discipline Specific Elective Courses and Dissertation as per the UGC guidelines. The program is designed with equal weightage on Classroom Lectures (50% Credits) and Assignments/Projects and Internship (50% Credits). Students need to produce Newsletters and Documentaries, Broadcast News Bulletins, and Multimedia Contents of broadcast standards. The learning process will be adequately supported by a state of the art media lab cum studio. The program is conceived as an interdisciplinary learning, incorporating the fundamentals of social sciences, sciences, gender studies, ethics, and global issues. Apart from the regular academic exercises, students will be required to take up internships with media houses, and research driven projects related to the media and communication.  \nThe teaching initially will rely on cooperat","cbCaisJ7lRUXO483","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisJ7lRUXO483","pdf",8085817,178,"English","# Preface\n# About the School\n# About the Program\n# Examination Scheme\n# Admission Requirements and Procedure","[{\"question\":\"What is the Five Year Integrated Program in Journalism and what degrees can students receive?\",\"answer\":\"The School offers a Five Year Integrated Program. 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