Newsroom to digital
Reporting, editing, anchoring, and multimedia storytelling across traditional and new media.
Career Accelerator Domain
MEDIA
Media, Communication & Creative Arts
Train for newsrooms, digital studios, PR agencies, and content platforms through reporting, production, and creative storytelling with real industry exposure.
BJMC & MJMCTV & Digital MediaStudio PracticeIndustry Visits
Domain Overview
BJMC | MJMC | Digital Media | Content Creation
The Media, Communication & Creative Arts domain equips learners to craft compelling stories across print, broadcast, digital, and social platforms.
From news reporting and anchoring to content strategy and brand communication, students build portfolios through studio work, field assignments, and media industry interactions.
Eligibility
BJMC requires 10+2 from a recognized board. MJMC requires graduation in any stream — admissions counselling helps align your media career goals.
Campus facilities
- Studio-oriented learning for broadcast and digital production
- Field reporting assignments and media industry guest sessions
- Student media clubs, debates, and content creation showcases
Programs in this domain
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MEDIA
BJMC
UG · 3 years
Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication — TV, digital media, PR, and advertising with studio exposure.
View BJMC detailsMEDIA
MJMC
PG · 2 years
Master of Journalism & Mass Communication — advanced reporting, production, and editorial leadership.
View MJMC detailsContent & brand voice
Social media strategy, copywriting, campaign planning, and audience engagement skills.
Real studio exposure
Practical sessions, production workflows, and visits to leading media houses.
What you will gain
1
News writing, reporting, and editorial standards
2
TV production, anchoring, and broadcast journalism
3
Digital media, social platforms, and content marketing
4
Public relations, corporate communication, and advertising basics
5
Photography, videography, and post-production fundamentals
6
Media law, ethics, and current affairs for informed storytelling
Career outcomes
Roles and pathways learners commonly pursue after completing programs in media.
Journalist / Reporter / News Anchor
Digital Content Creator & Social Media Manager
PR & Corporate Communication Executive
Video Producer / Editor
Copywriter & Brand Communication Specialist
Media Planner & Campaign Coordinator
Why AEH for media
Curriculum aligned with today's fast-moving media and content economy.
Faculty with journalism, production, and communication industry experience.
Industrial visits to newsrooms and studios including leading broadcast networks.
Portfolio-building projects from semester one onward.
How to get started
Admissions for Session 2026-27 are open in media.
Step 1
Share your enquiry
Tell us your preferred program and academic background online.
Step 2
Counselling session
Speak with admissions to align goals, eligibility, and specialization.
Step 3
Document verification
Submit marksheets, ID proof, and required application documents.
Step 4
Confirm your seat
Secure admission for Session 2026-27 and begin onboarding.
