How is the Portuguese Journalism major at Nanguang College of Communication University of China?

Most of the teachers are very good The employment situation is not very clear What work to do after coming out is of course according to your wishes Few people can really find a job in the right major in these years The learning atmosphere is not bad There is early reading every day It is rare that you can go to Brazil to study for a year in your junior year The school arranges classes to go together The principle of voluntariness There are still more people who go Live and learn

The ratio of men and women in the school is not very harmonious, and the majority of women majoring in language majors are generally twenty or thirty girls and less than five male students in the class, and the dormitory is arranged by class first, that is, the arrangement of the class to live together, three bedrooms and one living room, and then arranged by the department after the class is arranged, for example, Portuguese class 1, Portuguese class 2, and then other classes in the same department, and finally there are vacant seats in other departments.

When I studied journalism, I felt that the subject was more about language, and the first three years of intensive reading were thorough language learning, and secondly, because it was international communication, I studied journalism in foreign languages, reading and writing news, etc.

Actually, this major should be international journalism (Portuguese journalism), which is like this. Mainly learn languages, and journalism is relatively small. Because the advantage of this major is the language, I will go to Brazil to study, and the employment situation is very good, so I basically decided before I graduated.

The salaries are quite high. Basically, one department will live together, one class will live in the same dormitory, and there are general classes and art classes in the country, so it is possible that there will be art students in this building. The ratio of men to women, there are slightly more female students, and it is not all female students, because there are also technical or engineering students.

Very good, basically not graduated before the major companies have been asked to leave.

The School of Journalism and Communication is divided into two major categories: "Journalism" and "Communication", and offers 7 majors (directions): Journalism, Radio and Television Journalism, Communication (Corporate Communication, Public Opinion Investigation and Analysis), Advertising, Publishing, Internet and New **.

Advantageous majors: journalism, radio and television journalism to train practical journalists.

Featured Major: Publishing exclusively cultivates magazine communication talents.

Yes! But I think the Department of International Communication has both art and general classes! There are news directions, and there are also broadcasting directions!

Yes, compared to other schools, it is still okay, that is, in broadcasting and journalism, such as Nanguang's special Portuguese news.

Yes, Department of International Communication, but art major, broadcasting.