Anglo-American University
- Anglo-American University
- www.aauni.edu/
What to expect?
This undergraduate journalism program uniquely combines an education in politics and culture studies with modern journalistic skills and practices. Students become specialists in media and news literacy, and they build proficiency in reporting and publicity on the platform of domestic and foreign policy, society, and culture.
This Journalism and Communications bachelor’s program emphasises media environments where technologies, languages, and cultures converge. Technologies that enable real time communications across national borders are changing the character of professional journalism. In the age of social media, journalism is seeing new challenges and new forms of complexity.
Students actively develop an advanced level of written and spoken English as they complete courses that involve individual and teamwork exercises in reporting, editorial design, video editing and production, digital photography, and web content development.
How do you like these subjects?
- World History
- European History
- New Media—Digital Tools
- Intro to Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Intro to Mass Communication
- New Editing & Ethics in an Age of Instant News
- Documentary Photography
- Broadcast News and Video Prod
- Popular Culture & Media Theory
- Media Impact in New Europe
- Media in a Democracy
- History of Media/Broadcasting
This might be your future career.
- Our graduates are prepared for success in cultural management, reporting, or diplomacy, humanitarian government and nonprofit organizations, education, social research and publishing, and various forms of print and web media.
- Our graduates are able to decisively practice their skills in intercultural communication, psychology, and sociological concepts in any field they choose to pursue.
- Our graduates are able to communicate professionally, decisively and strategically in verbal and written English. Our graduates are able to identify, describe and discuss complex topics for international audiences.