Hello, I would like to ask you how about the journalism major at Complutense University, if you get

Oh, you're asking the right person My friend studied journalism at UCM (undergraduate) The admission score of this major last year seems to be more than 6 points I can't remember clearly, but the major has high requirements for Spanish At least B2 level If the Spanish is too bad, choose this major Otherwise, just wait for class to listen to the book They have to copy a lot of notes every day, read a lot of books, write a lot**, and interview Spaniards when they do homework, and learn to record recordings It's actually quite interesting.

CommScope's basic subjects are still pretty good, although the school is generally declining, journalism majors are still okay, but if you study journalism abroad, will it be a bit troublesome to return to China for employment? Weigh it up for yourself.

The Complutense University of Madrid's Faculty of Journalism is affiliated with the Faculty of Information Sciences and is located in the University City of Madrid, the capital of Spain, and has all the human and material resources necessary to carry out modern teaching and research activities, such as libraries, conference rooms, auditoriums, laboratories, computer labs, etc. Since its creation in 1971, it has been providing scientific knowledge to the practice of professional journalism. The Department of Journalism is a field of social sciences, so students learn not only sociological knowledge such as economics, society, history, and law, but also specialized knowledge in communication such as communication theory, technical science, information technology, and news writing.

CommScope's journalism program, like most undergraduate programs in Spain, is a four-year bachelor's degree. The total number of credits is 240 points, each course is 6 credits, and each semester is 5 courses, and from the second semester of the freshman year, students can take their favorite courses. Detail.

Does Princeton University have a journalism department?

Here's what you need to know about the faculties at Princeton University:

The University is divided into four colleges: the School of Architecture and Urban Design, the College of New Jersey, the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and the Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

The 32 faculties are: Classical Culture, Comparative Literature, Art and Archaeology, Astronomy, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Anthropology, East Asian Studies, Economics, English, Geography, Chinese German, Literature, History, Mathematics, Molecular Biology, Near East, Physics, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Religion, Roman, Slavic Language and Literature, Slavic Language and Literature, Sociology, and Chemical Engineering. Department of Statistics, Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Computer Science, Department of Electrical Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, etc.

Princeton University is famous for its mathematics and philosophy, and other good subjects include astrophysics, politics, English, physics, history, classics, economics, fine arts, German and French. Mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, aerospace engineering is the best.

In recent years, the computer science department of the university has also grown strongly, and it has been selected as one of the "supercomputer universities" in the United States.

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And from the school of Princeton University**(:, I didn't find the journalism department either.