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Department of Mass Communication
The department of journalism was established with the very inception of
The Gomal University in 1974.The course of studies have been updated
periodically over the years. The department now offers a composite
degree of masters in mass communication. It includes a focus on
journalism with three practice based papers and a focus on mass
communication reflected in several courses in communication and social
sciences theory & research methods. The students are also given some
training in MS Word processing and computer analysis of survey and
content analysis data-sets.
A recent job absorption study revealed that over
60% of the graduates of the department have been absorbed in
professionally related jobs. The rest occupied jobs in the other areas
in the job-market. This can safely be assumed to be a high rate of job
absorption considering the present high figures of educated employed in
the country.
The department possesses a well-stocked library
containing latest titles published abroad. Included among its holdings,
and in keeping with the multidisciplinary focus of mass communication,
are reputed foreign research journals belonging to communication and
other social sciences.
Additionally, almost all leading national dailies and some foreign news
magazines are also subscribed. The back issues of all the magazines are
saved for research purposes in the archives of the central library of
the university.
Eligibility Criteria:
M.A Mass Communication
I.
BA or B.Sc or B.Com with
at least 2nd
division.
2. No age limit .
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