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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Master in Printed and Electronic Journalism is an advanced academic program designed to prepare students for a sophisticated media environment that merges journalistic traditions with digital innovation. The program focuses on the mechanisms of news production, analyzing Journalistic Genres in Print and Electronic Press, while understanding the reality and evolution of the Press in Algeria.
Program Objectives Integrated with Curriculum:
· Methodological and Theoretical Foundation: Providing students with critical tools through Critical Trends in Media and Communication, while ensuring professional compliance via Media Legislation and Ethics.
· Technical and Digital Proficiency: Focusing on mastering modern tools such as Data Journalism, Electronic Newspaper Design, and Web Writing skills, alongside understanding the foundations of Digital Journalism and managing Media Campaigns.
· Professional and Research Qualification: Preparing students for field management through Media Institution Management and Specialized Journalism, culminating in the Preparation and Defense of a Thesis, supported by Field Internships and Workshops.
First Semester :
- Digital Journalism
- Journalistic Genres in Print Press
- Print and Electronic Journalism in Algeria
- Journalism Legislation and Ethics
Second Semester :
- Electronic Newspaper Design
- Journalistic Genres in Electronic Press
- Data Journalism
- Writing for the Web
Third Semester :
- Management of Media Institutions
- Media Campaigns
- Specialized Journalism in Algeria
- Critical Trends in Media and Communication
Fourth Semester
- Preparation and Defense of the Thesis (Personal Work)
-Optional: (Seminars - Workshops - Institutional Internship - Field Training)
· The applicant must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Information and Communication Sciences (Specialization: Information, Communication - LMD system or Print Journalism - Classical system).
· The student must have successfully completed all semesters of the Bachelor's degree, earning a total of 180 credits.
· All educational units (UE) across all semesters must be fully acquired/passed by the student.
· Sufficient pedagogical seats must be available to allow the student to continue the training.
· Full academic supervision must be provided, especially for the modules within the core educational units.
Admission to the specialty is subject to the decision of the pedagogical committee following a formal review of the application file.
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