Journalism is a comprehensive discipline involving communication, sociology, psychology, economics and other disciplines.
1. The direction of master's degree and postgraduate examination.
The full name of the master's degree is academic master's degree, and its postgraduate examination direction mainly includes journalism, communication, radio and television, advertising, etc. The research focus and characteristics of these directions are different, as follows:
1.Journalism: Journalism is the core discipline of journalism and communication, which mainly studies the principles, methods and ethics of news reporting, as well as the development trend and change of journalism. This direction focuses on theoretical research and academic innovation, and cultivates talents mainly engaged in academic research, teaching and journalism.
2.Communication Direction: Communication is a discipline that studies all human communication behaviors, the occurrence and development of communication processes, and the relationship between communication and people and society. This field of research covers a wide range of topics, including human communication activities, media and technology, and communication effects, aiming to cultivate professionals with a solid theoretical foundation and strong research ability.
3.Radio and Television Studies: Radio and Television Studies is a discipline that studies radio and television and its development laws. This program focuses on the combination of theory and practice, and cultivates students' skills in the planning, production, and operation of radio and television programs, as well as the aesthetic and critical ability of radio and television programs.
4.Advertising Direction: Advertising is the science that studies the generation, development and law of advertising activities. This program focuses on the research of advertising creativity, planning, marketing, etc., and aims to cultivate advertising professionals with innovative thinking and practical ability.
Second, the direction of professional and master's degree examination.
The full name of the professional master's degree is a professional master's degree, and its postgraduate examination direction mainly includes journalism and communication, radio and television arts, etc. The training goals of these directions are application-oriented talents with practical ability and professional quality, as follows:
1.Journalism and Communication: This direction focuses on practical application, cultivating students to master the skills of news gathering and editing, communication strategies, etc., as well as to be familiar with new technologies and the laws of Internet communication. Graduates can pursue careers in news gathering and editing, network communication, public relations, etc.
2.Master of Fine Arts in Radio and Television: This program aims to cultivate high-level professionals with skills in radio and television program production, editing and directing, and hosting. Graduates can be engaged in program planning, production and operation in radio and television institutions, networks** and other fields.
To sum up, there are two main types of postgraduate examination directions for journalism majors, including master's degree in journalism, communication, radio and television and advertising, and master's degree in journalism and communication and radio and television arts. The requirements and subjects of the postgraduate examination are also different in different directions, and candidates can choose the appropriate direction according to their interests and career plans.