Korean language majors take the journalism and communication exam across majors, but I don t know ho

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The bibliography is the same in each school, but the knowledge is generally the same, so the path is the same.

1.Find the graduate admissions brochure of journalism and communication in the colleges and universities you want to go to, such as Beiguang, Renmin University, Tsinghua University and other schools, there are subjects that need to be tested on the bibliography, buy and read.

2.Find the exam papers of previous years, summarize the key points of the exam, and prepare for the exam according to the content in the book.

3.If you know the students of that school, it doesn't hurt to listen to the lectures, and you can also get to know the teachers.

Another: Aren't you going to consider applying for graduate school in communication in Korea? I think it's a shortcut. There is no language barrier, there are scholarships, and there are more things to learn and exercise, personal experience, for reference only

Hello, I am an English major in journalism and communication.

Each school has a different direction of study, and naturally has a different bibliography.

This information is very easy to find, and each school publishes its own admissions brochure and bibliography every year. You just need to go to the school's ** to find it, or you can find it directly on the Internet by searching for the graduate admissions brochure of a certain school for a few years.

Anyway, the graduate school entrance examination is those few courses, political English major courses, as long as you don't get too bad, you should be fine.

I also have the same plan as you It should be to prepare for English and politics first, and then in the second half of the year, each school will come out with exam books for each major, and then you can use that; Come buy books for review

I'm a junior this year and hope I can help you Good luck.

Do you go to school at home or abroad?

Do you want to work in China or Korea?

Now in my freshman year in the Korean language department, do you want to major in journalism for graduate school?

If in the country:

If the university major is Korean Chinese, if you want to link the major, the most direct is to enter Korean companies, such as the Shandong Peninsula, there are still many Korean small and medium-sized enterprises, and other large Korean companies in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.

Although you don't have the major, if you want to join the radio station or do it, it is not impossible, it depends on the individual's ability, and the employer will not reject you just because of the Korean major.

Korean should not be of much help to the graduate school entrance examination in journalism.

If you want to work in Korean-related journalism, there are some Korean-language radio stations in Japan, so you can give it a try.

If it is abroad.

Because it is an interdisciplinary entrance examination, some schools require you to learn the basic knowledge of undergraduate journalism in addition to the graduate courses, and you will have to go to the undergraduate department to listen to lectures and take the corresponding credits.

In Korea, it is relatively easy to find a job at a publishing house or newspaper.

Hope it helps.

If you can't find a job in Korean, hurry up and learn something else, language is just a tool, if you want to learn journalism is a good choice, and you should start publishing more articles, because you will use it in the future.

Qingdao is basically full of Korean language talents who have studied in Korea for four years, and Qingdao University is a friendly school with many Korean universities, so Korean companies prefer people who have studied in Korea for four years. Korean companies need to be born Koreans who are bilingual.

The employment situation of the last Korean graduating class of a relatively good university in China is as follows: three are doing accounting (not in Korean, using a second degree), one is teaching mathematics (relying on the relationship between parents), one is selling insurance (no salary, still in the business internship stage), one is in the ** company (saying that his work is very easy, but in fact, he slaps his swollen face and is fat, and squats in the bank every day to pull customers), one is at home, one is going back and forth with various big cities to find a job, and has been deceived several times, and his courage is commendable. . . One works in Shenyang, because her parents are both government cadres, and she got it,。。

Although many are ready to take the domestic graduate examination, but they are not admitted, and those who are preparing to take the civil service examination, one of them has been admitted, but the interview has not passed, anyway, in general, if your parents can find you a better place, no matter what you study, how you learn, you are full of hope for the future, otherwise, you will have a deep and deep understanding of your values in your senior year. Philosophy..

So, it's hard to change majors, but if you want to work in journalism or something, you need to start learning more about the professional knowledge that journalism students learn, and what professional courses you need to take for the graduate school entrance examination for journalism majors, and work hard in that direction.

You're so good, you're only a freshman, and if I can go back to my freshman year, I'll have to change my major.