JOUR3123

Course Descriptions

This course introduces the styles, formats, and production techniques of the more complex types of radio and television journalism, including long-form reporting, investigative journalism, major event coverage, overseas coverage, and public affairs programmes. Students develop advanced broadcast writing skills; become familiar with the techniques of producing both "live" and taped radio and television news and public affairs programmes; undertake research, planning, and production of major news event coverage and public affairs programmes; and receive training as potential newsroom supervisors or news and public affairs executives.

Prerequisite

JOUR2003 Broadcast Journalism I

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Modules

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