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Apr 18, 2024
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2010-2011 Academic Catalog [Published Catalog]
Television and Digital Journalism (M.A.)
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Master’s Degree in Television & Digital Journalism
Offered through the Kamal Adham Center for Journalism Training and Research. Consistent with the mission of the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, our program encompass a number of interdisciplinary courses.
The Master’s degree in Television & Digital Journalism is intended to provide comprehensive knowledge of the theories and practice of television journalism and new media. Students receive intensive hands-on exposure to the skills needed to produce both field reports and in-studio programs. This includes both editorial and technical skills, such as script-writing, use of camera, editing and studio operations, as well as seminars on issues of ethics and responsibility. The program also gives students the opportunity to adapt their reporting for the online environment and provides specialty skills for covering Civil Society and related topics.
Admission
See requirements for admission to JRMC graduate study.
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TV & Digital Journalism Master’s Courses
A minimum of 11 courses totaling 33 credit hours is required for the degree. All students must take the following: All students must also take one (1) of the following:
All students must also select one (1) three-credit elective as follows:
400 or 500-level seminar in Middle East Studies, Political Science, Sociology-Anthropology, Business or Economics
Or,
In certain circumstances with approval from their advisor, that elective may be substituted with: Internship
A six-week summer internship in a broadcast news organization is a required element of the TV & Digital Master’s. Students will be offered the opportunity for placement in either foreign TV news bureaus/Arab satellite channels or internet news organizations based in Egypt or at the headquarters and bureaus of Arab and Western television/internet news organizations. A third option will be enrolment in summer broadcast or online journalism intensives offered at select overseas universities (with approval of sequence director). Thesis and Comprehensive Exams
The Master’s degree in Television and Digital Journalism is a professional degree. In lieu of comprehensive exams and a thesis, students are required to complete a capstone project. Those students who desire a thesis degree in preparation for eventual PhD study must, in addition to the requirement above, take JMC 500, 502, 504 and 550, sit for comprehensives and enroll for a thesis. In some cases, with approval, they may be allowed to take some of those courses while they are completing the core requirements. |
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