What are the differences and characteristics of these three journalism and communication majors? Tha

According to the Academic Degrees Office of the Ministry of Education, journalism and communication are first-level disciplines, and journalism and communication are second-level disciplines. Journalism includes journalism and radio and television journalism, and communication includes publishing and advertising. The above is the division of the official education authorities.

In fact, the difference between communication and journalism in foreign countries is still obvious, and the boundaries are still clear.

It seems that the landlord is a volunteer to fill in the college entrance examination, so let's put it simply. Journalism is multi-faceted, with journalism majors focusing on text (newspapers, magazines), and radio and television journalism focusing on radio and television. As for network communication, the academic community basically calls it a new **, or follows the basic laws of the traditional **, and the Ministry of Education does not have this professional division, I suspect that this professional name is a gimmick.

Of course, advertising majors are compatible with advertising agencies, consulting companies, and marketing departments. In fact, advertising is closer to marketing at the theoretical level and closer to visual design at the business level, so the official division is somewhat unscientific.

As for publishing, the publishing market is a very market-oriented field, and the operation of books mostly depends on the sensitivity of booksellers to opportunities. Most of the students I met who studied publishing were admitted to journalism and advertising.

To sum up, journalism cultivates conscientious and responsible social watchmen, while communication cultivates lubricants in the field of market economy and culture. Journalism studies how to cultivate the modern characteristics of society such as fairness, justice, and openness by disseminating news facts, and communication studies the communication phenomena and laws in all fields of human society.

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Journalism: Theoretical journalism, history of Chinese and foreign journalism, publishing, etc.; Focusing on business research, the research route is practice-history-theory, and follows the traditional speculative and qualitative analysis methods of the humanities. Communication:

It is divided into communication law, media development research, art communication, etc., emphasizing theoretical research, and the research route is multidisciplinary theoretical exploration, investigation and analysis and guidance of communication practice, theoretical improvement and development, and mostly using experimental quantitative analysis methods.

My understanding is that news communication is only one of the sciences of communication, and news communication is limited to news, time-sensitive, and it is not news when it expires, such as television, newspapers, and the Internet.

Communication also includes books, books, telegrams, small notes, speeches, gestures, flags, trumpets, and message trees. Wider range.

There is a big difference. Journalism teaches about journalism, and the career path is to work in journalism. Communication is the study of news and some entertainment reports, and it covers a wide range of areas.

The difference is that journalism is more inclined to news reporting and news hosts, while communication is more biased towards being a host or cultural communication, and the direction of focus of these two majors will be different, and the talents cultivated will also be different.

There is a big difference. Journalism is mainly about journalism, and communication is mainly about learning some of the best communication knowledge, which is not mainstream news, and is more inclined to entertainment news.

Journalism and communication are both liberal arts disciplines, and journalism is mainly about discovery and collection, and attention is paid to real-time. Communication, on the other hand, is about spreading the news, and the two complement each other.

To put it simply, journalism is a journalist and communication is a platform.

Journalism and Communication are both literature majors, and the three subjects of the preliminary examination are the same, namely politics, English, and comprehensive examination.

Another subject with a difference is:

Journalism – Fundamentals of Journalism.

Communication Studies – Theory and History of Communication.

1.The research focus is different, and the research line of communication studies is as follows: multidisciplinary theoretical exploration, investigation and analysis of communication practice, and guidance for theoretical improvement and development. Journalism focuses on business research, and its research line is: practice, history, and theory.

2.Journalism follows the traditional speculative and qualitative analysis methods of the humanities, while communication studies mostly adopts experimental quantitative analysis methods based on the advantages and characteristics of emerging social disciplines.

3.There are different branches of journalism, including theoretical journalism, history of Chinese and foreign journalism, applied journalism, radio and television journalism, news photography, and publishing. Communication studies include communication law, communication theory research, media development research, cross-cultural communication, advertising, art communication and other branches.

4.The direction of employment is different, journalism is mostly employed in traditional units, such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, etc., in addition, you can also work in the propaganda department of publishing houses, enterprises and institutions, and some people have obtained a teacher qualification certificate and become a teacher in a school. Communication studies can be employed in traditional, new, advertising agencies, media research companies, ** departments, etc., with a wider range of options.

Journalism and communication is a major category, which belongs to the literature major, which is subdivided into journalism, advertising, advertising design, radio and television, network communication, broadcasting and hosting, etc. Among them, broadcasting and hosting are generally art students' enrollment majors.

Of course, different schools have different arrangements for majors and courses. The best schools in China include Communication University, Fudan University, Wuhan University, etc.

After graduation, the employment direction mainly includes newspapers, television stations, various types of **, radio stations, advertising companies, etc., and other types of administrative or public institutions will also be in demand.

It's literary.

Upon graduation, a Bachelor of Arts degree is awarded.

The major is very good, but it also has something to do with the school, for example, the best major in our country is the Communication University of China, Fudan, Renmin University, Wuhan University and so on.

First of all, this is a type of major about journalism and communication.

Secondly, this profession is not good.

Is there a prospect for science girls to study journalism and communication (o)? Or in other words, which is more admitted, science women or liberal arts students, who apply for journalism?

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Journalism and Communication consists of: Journalism, Radio and Television Journalism, Publishing, Communication, Journalism and Communication, Broadcasting and Television Editing and Directing, Journalism and Mass Communication, Advertising, Creativity, Communication, Legal Journalism, News Gathering and Editing and Production, etc.

Therefore, the major of communication does not belong to the category of journalism, and communication and journalism both belong to the category of journalism and communication.

Difference Between Journalism and Communication:

1) Communication is biased towards theory. Journalism is practice-oriented.

2) Wide spread. The scope of the news is narrow, that is, **.

3) The disadvantage of communication is that you learn everything and are not good at anything. Journalism is overly professional.