Bachelor of Arts (Honors with Research) | B.A. (Honors with Research)

Journalism and Mass Communication

  • Course Overview
  • Why Choose This Course?
  • Curriculum
  • Fee Structure
  • FAQs

The Bachelor of Arts Honors with Research in Journalism and Mass Communication is a four-year undergraduate program designed to provide advanced academic grounding in media studies, journalism practices, and communication research methodologies. The course integrates theoretical frameworks with critical analysis to develop informed understanding of mass media systems, ethics, and communication processes.

As an undergraduate honors program, it offers specialization in journalism and mass communication with structured exposure to media writing, reporting, editing, digital media tools, and research projects. Practical learning is supported through labs, field assignments, internships, and guided research work, ensuring relevance to contemporary media industries and evolving communication landscapes.

Job Opportunities

Graduates of this program can pursue diverse career paths, including:

Journalist – Collects, verifies, and presents news across print, broadcast, and digital platforms.
Content Writer – Develops structured content for media houses, organizations, and digital platforms.
Media Research Assistant – Supports research studies related to media trends, audiences, and communication impact.
Public Relations Executive – Manages organizational communication and media relations strategies.
Digital Media Executive – Oversees online content distribution and audience engagement initiatives.
Broadcast Producer – Assists in planning and production of television or radio programs.
News Editor – Reviews, edits, and curates news content for accuracy and clarity.
Corporate Communication Officer – Handles internal and external communication for organizations.
Social Media Strategist – Plans and manages social media communication campaigns.

Focused Industries

Journalism and mass communication graduates are in demand across traditional and digital media sectors in India and globally due to expanding information ecosystems, digital platforms, and content-driven communication needs.

  • Print Media – National and regional newspapers, magazines

  • Television Broadcasting – News channels, entertainment networks

  • Digital Media – Online news portals, content platforms

  • Advertising and Public Relations – Creative and communication agencies

  • Corporate Communication – Private and public sector organizations

  • Media Research – Research agencies and analytics firms

Market Leader Companies

Indian Companies: Times Group, Zee Media Corporation, NDTV, India Today Group, ABP Group, Network18

International Companies: BBC, CNN, Reuters, Al Jazeera, Bloomberg, The New York Times

Future Forecast -

The journalism and mass communication sector continues to evolve with increasing emphasis on digital platforms, data-driven storytelling, and research-backed communication strategies. Long-term career sustainability is supported by adaptable skill sets, ethical reporting practices, and integration of technology in media production and analysis.

Why Choose

This program offers an academically rigorous structure that balances journalism practice with research orientation, supporting analytical thinking and scholarly inquiry at the undergraduate level.

It prepares students for diverse communication roles by developing transferable skills applicable across media, corporate, and research-focused environments.

The program offers an academically rigorous structure that integrates subject specialization with formal research training, supporting progression to postgraduate and doctoral studies.

It enables students to build analytical depth, research discipline, and interdisciplinary perspective suitable for academic, policy, and development-oriented career paths.

The program has a duration of four years, structured across eight academic semesters.

Candidates who have completed higher secondary education from a recognized board are eligible.

Yes, the curriculum includes labs, field assignments, internships, and research-based projects.

It emphasizes advanced academic study, research methodology, and independent research work alongside core journalism subjects.

Graduates can work in journalism, digital media, public relations, corporate communication, media research, and related fields.