Is there a possibility of development when choosing a journalism major for a friend?

Professional, good cow, archaeological and museum, [saliva].

I'm a journalist, and I think communication is quite interesting, but it's much more difficult than journalism.

Psychologically speaking, suitable for archaeology and museum students, it is certainly an introverted, mucus person.

And journalism is more suitable for people with a lot of blood and chole. So don't be too impulsive, if you're a mucous and depressive person.

But if you feel like you're still extroverted enough, take the test.

As for journalists, I think it's a wide range of hobbies, and many students love photography, literature, and so on.

History of Journalism = =

Generally, it is okay to go to school to be a teacher, and it is more quiet.

In fact, you can ask him what his career plan is, because if you study journalism and don't become a journalist, it may still be far away.

Touched by your infatuation.

The journalism industry is still very promising, and although the saturation of this profession is serious, there is a shortage of talents in related fields.

For example, you can go to the advertising industry, and there are many media companies. Today, when production and broadcasting are separated, TV stations outsource programs to media companies for production, and media groups like Poly Huayi have great prospects for development.

I don't recommend journalism students to go to graduate school for employment, if you really want to further your studies and want to learn knowledge.

If you can't bend that straight man, develop yourself.

First of all, your major itself is quite popular now, if you are not very sure of yourself, you can take the major. Of course, I support your feelings, so if you are willing to endure hardships, a year is completely fine, because everyone has the same foundation, and students who have really studied journalism for four years may not be able to remember much, so it's not too late to work hard. So, you can now be sure of your school, because you don't know that you choose a college, so it's hard to judge the difficulty of review, but I support you to follow your friend, after all, it's a good month near the water, and you also said that the news person is a miscellaneous family, so there is still an advantage in the postgraduate entrance examination of foreign majors.

Journalism has good job prospects, and here are the jobs that journalism graduates can choose from when they have good job prospects for journalism:

1. Network: According to statistics, in 2005, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security announced the third batch of ten new occupations, "network" among them, while being recognized by the state, the network has also become a sought-after talent in the market, when the Internet has developed to a certain extent, most of the network news personnel are no longer played by technical personnel, but need more people with a certain degree of professional background or experience in Xiangxiao Yanguan to engage in a network;

2. College teachers: journalism and communication not only have theoretical components, but also very practical, so the prospects for employment are broad, and it is an emerging discipline that is in rapid development, and there is a great shortage of college teachers, so graduate students can enter the number of colleges and universities after graduation, or scientific research consulting institutions for theoretical research;

3. Corporate publications and reporters: For the needs of development, many enterprises will now run some irregular publications, which is also a place for media talents, which requires practitioners to have a wide range of knowledge, because the company's main business is different, and the requirements for the professional background of the editorial staff are not the same.

The journalism major does not provide students with enough practical opportunities and challenges, nor does it provide students with enough space and freedom to innovate.

There are some deficiencies in the journalism major in cultivating students' practical ability, innovation ability and freedom. There are limited opportunities for practice. Journalism students need to practice to improve their skills and knowledge, but many schools don't offer enough hands-on opportunities.

This may be due to a lack of practical resources, insufficient teachers, or insufficient emphasis on practical teaching in schools. Lack of practical opportunities can lead to students not being able to really get in touch with the practical situations of the industry and not be able to apply theoretical knowledge well to practical work.

There is limited room for innovation. Journalism majors need to have innovative thinking and creative skills, and be able to provide novel reports and perspectives in an increasingly complex environment. However, many schools are more traditional in terms of curriculum and teaching methods, and lack mechanisms and platforms to encourage students to innovate.

Students are often limited by fixed teaching content and subject matter, and it is difficult for them to use their imagination and creativity.

Lack of freedom. Journalism involves sensitive political and social issues, and there should be a certain guarantee for students' freedom of speech. In reality, some schools have restrictions on students' speech, and the rift may be caused by the school's policies and regulations or the uncertainty of the industry.

Such limitations can inhibit students' ability to express themselves and think independently, affecting their understanding and practice of journalism.

Journalism major learning content

Journalism Theory: Students will learn about the basic definitions, principles, ethics, values, and theories of journalism and communication. This includes the definition of news, news value judgments, reporting principles, news dissemination effects, etc.

Operation and Management: Students will be exposed to the knowledge of operation and management, including organizational structure, business management, planning and planning, etc. They will learn about the industry's operating model, market strategy, and management principles.

Multi-technology: Students will learn and master the basic operation and application of multi-technology, including digital, typography design, image processing, production, web design, etc. They will learn how to use the tools and techniques to create and disseminate news content.

Foundations of Social Sciences: Students will also be exposed to certain basic knowledge of social sciences, such as sociology, psychology, political science, economics, etc. These subjects will help students better understand the social context, social change, and human behaviour in order to better report and analyze journalism.

Journalism and Communication consists of four majors: Journalism, Radio and Television Journalism, Journalism and Publishing. In recent years, these majors have been known by candidates as the most popular majors for liberal arts admissions.

Journalism and communication majors are relatively well employed. After graduation, you can not only go to some mass communication**, such as newspapers, magazines, publishing houses, radio stations, television stations, journalists, but also go to network companies or advertising companies to engage in copywriting, advertising design, advertising planning and management. They believe that China's journalism and communication industry will develop rapidly in the next few years, and there will be a large demand for professional talents.

The journalism major is responsible for cultivating journalists, and its main discipline is journalism and communication. The main courses of Sun Qianmu are: Introduction to Journalism, History of Chinese Journalism, News Gathering and Writing, and Journalism.

You can take the civil service exam, after all, you study journalism, no matter how you study, at least you have a major, then you don't have to squeeze those unlimited majors when you apply for the exam, and if it doesn't work, you can take the unlimited. In the same way, you can take the test for public institutions, such as hospitals, schools, etc., there will be some needs for party offices, of course, this job will have more or less something to do with news in the future, because they recruit journalism majors for two purposes, one is to deal with **, and the other is their own internal propaganda.

At present, many private schools, colleges and universities, primary and secondary schools will recruit office and party office staff, and enterprises are no different.

Some large companies will have publicity and public relations needs, to be honest, this feeling has nothing to do with the news, but in fact, it basically does not come along, mainly depends on your personal social skills.

I won't talk about it, because that's not in your mind. So except for the above types of jobs that I can think of that are a little bit related to the news, but are actually far from the same, everything else is either clerical or anything, because as long as you are capable, you can convince others to recruit you, except for science and engineering and other professional ones.

Enterprise research category, this is not related to news.

**Civil servants of propaganda units, corporate clerks.

The specific development direction can start from the specific subjects you have studied, journalism majors should learn a lot of applied writing, can do administrative copywriting, secretarial and other categories, if it involves language can be translated, many course subjects have corresponding career references. If you want to choose a career, you should find out about the qualifications required for the corresponding occupation.

I'm a senior in journalism. We are not journalists in this profession, and the basic way out is the following:

Take a nationally recognized second degree in school, and then apply for the civil service exam with a journalism major or a second degree to apply for the exam, and choose more. (Journalism majors have a much smaller number of positions to choose from than economics majors.)

Or go to the teacher qualification certificate, pass the psychology exam, being a teacher is also a stable profession or pass the national judicial examination, which is a sharp weapon for non-law majors to go to the court and the procuratorate to take the accounting practice, accountant qualification or banking practice, etc., which is conducive to you working in the bank This society now has to take the test wherever you go, no way. If you go directly to a newspaper or a small or medium-sized enterprise, it is not a big problem, but you have to be prepared to go to other industries.

Everyone has something they want to do, and a lot of times the major we choose in college is not the industry we want to work in the future. Many people will choose to self-study, since the subject likes to engage in ** industry, you can choose to self-study or minor during college.

I think you can learn on your own in the following ways.

First, strengthen the theoretical foundation. Most of the universities are about learning theoretical knowledge, and only by learning theoretical knowledge can they be better carried out in practice. You can first study these three books on your own, Mass Communication, Introduction to Journalism, and History of Chinese and Foreign Journalism, which are the most basic theoretical knowledge, and after the foundation is solid, you can study more deeply.

Second, look at your own abilities. It has the ability to grasp real-time hot spots, real-time data analysis, information collection and screening, etc. This requires you to watch more news every day, read more ** reports, and read more books.

Third, exercise your writing skills. You can try to get a WeChat *** by yourself, cultivate your writing ability, go out to find hot spots, write a little article, and have a solid writing foundation. Of course, WeChat is also a hot trend now, and there is a WeChat with a high degree of attention, which is also very helpful to yourself in the future.

Fourth, learn more about computer software, every industry now needs computer knowledge.

Fifth, I went out for internships and looked for internship opportunities. Now which industry requires the most experience, on paper to finally feel shallow, and after you have solid basic knowledge, you can choose, look for internships, and accumulate work experience.

In short, a lot of knowledge in college is self-taught, but I hope you can also pay attention to the study of your professional knowledge, many job hunts are based on university grades and certificates, don't ignore the study of your major because of self-study, that is more than worth the loss.