BMCJ (Bachelor in Mass Communication and Journalism )

BMCJ is an under-graduate degree program which allows the students to learn the skills required for the careers in reporting, news preparation for broadcasting, maintaining and enhancing public relation and media requirements.

Teaching & Assessment

The abilities of the students are being enhanced through personal guidance, practical and career counseling. The lectures are conducted by means of modern technology such as computer and multimedia. The students are encouraged to participate in the group discussions and practical work.

Areas of Specialization

Upon completion of the sixth semester of the BMCJ Program, the students will be offered two specializations in:

1. Radio and Television
2. Public Relations

The BMCJ Chief Officer in coordination with the relevant HoD will provide a counseling session to introduce and provide full details about each of the above specializations to the candidates.

Admission Eligibility

1. The candidate must have 12th grade high school certificate or equivalent qualification.
2. The Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in National Languages.

Program Structure

In order to be eligible for obtaining a bachelor degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, the minimum credit units that are to be earned from each of the following areas:
Faculty	Mass Communication and Journalism
Year of Establishment	2012
Total Credits	140
Number of Departments	Radio and Television Public Relation
General Subject Credits	16 Credit Units
Basics / Fundamental Subjects	32 Credit Units
Core Subject Credits	64 Credit Units
Specialization Subject Credits Radio and Televesion Public Relation	16 Credit Units or 16 Credit Units
Monograph / Project	6 Credit Units
Total Credits	140 Credit Units

BMCJ Program Curriculum

Semester I	Semester II
Islamic Studies	Islamic Studies
Dari Grammar	Dari Grammar
Pashto Grammar	Pashto Grammar
Sociology	Mass Media
Introduction to Mass Communication	Video Journalism
Photojournalism	Interview for Mass Media
Principles of Journalism	English Language
Semester III	Semester IV
Reporting for Mass Media	Professional Journalism
Mass Media Writing	Online Journalism
Afghanistan Media History	World Media History
Professional Language	Computer (Adobe in-Design)
Computer (Photoshop)	Principles of Management
Istamic Studies	Psychology
Introduction to Politics	Islamic studies
	Introduction to Philosophy
Semester V	Semester VI
Sociology of Mass Communication	Research Methodology
Advertising and Propaganda	Communication Theories
Media Ethics	Media Law
Media Organization & Management	Principles of Public Relation
International Relations	Islamic Studies
Islamic Studies
Semester VII (Radio & Television)	Semester VIII (Radio & Television)
Radio Technique	News Critics
Computer (Adobe Audition)	Media Context Content Analysis
Radio Program Production	Television Technique
News Anchoring & Public Speeches	Television Program Production
Internship	Cinematography
Islamic Studies	Monograph
	Islamic Studies
Semester VII (Public Relation)	Semester VIII (Public Relation)
Research in Communication Studies	Political Communication
Media & the Public Opinion	Communication Management
Human Communication	International Communication
Public Relation Techniques	Business Communication
Internship	Monograph
Islamic Studies	Islamic Studies

BMCJ Fee Structure

Description	Amount in Afs	Payment Procedure	Quantity	Total
Registration Fee	5,000	Once	1	5,000
Tuition Fee	30,000	Semester	8	240,000
Library Fee	1,000	Once	1	1,000
Security	1,000	Once	1	1,000
Total BMCJ Program Fee			Afs	247,000