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Journalism Broadcasting in Malaysia is the study of reporting news through writing for newspapers, magazines and internet or broadcasting on TV and radio.
Do you have the passion to venture into the world and rise to the occasion to discover the truth? Do you dream of becoming the person on the 7 o’clock news and reporting for the newspaper? If yes, then we believe you have journalism in your blood. Thomas Jefferson once said, “Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost.” Read on as we inform you about your studies in Journalism Broadcasting in Malaysia
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History
Mathematics
Bahasa Malaysia
English
Introduction to Communication Studies
Psychology
Effective Speaking
Introduction to Journalism
Media, Democracy & Development
Professionals who face the media and public on a daily basis are equipped with good communication skills to help them articulate and portray their findings in a better light.
With so many degree options out there, here are some top reasons why you should study Journalism Broadcasting:
Broadcast Journalists interview people from different cultures, careers and interesting backgrounds that enable you to learn something new everyday. It gives you an opportunity to meet people from different walks of life and see things from a different perspective.
If you love travelling, this is the best field for you (besides piloting, of course) because this job involves lots of travelling to both national and international locations to cover news.
Broadcast Journalists are usually those that do not crave to make a six figure salary but are satisfied with reporting true stories and events to millions of audience around the world. It gives them a sense of achievement and accomplishment.
“Journalism is what maintains democracy. It’s the force for progressive social change.”
- Andrew Vachss
A-Levels :
Pass A-Level with 2 principal passes or equivalent, recognised by the Malaysian Government
STPM :
Pass STPM with at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in three (3) subjects or equivalent
SAM :
Tertiary Entrance Rank of 70 and Grade B in 2 of the relevant subjects
UEC :
Pass UEC with minimum of Grade B in at least five (5) subjects.
CPU :
Average of 70% in 6 of the relevant subjects
Matriculation :
Pass Matriculation under the Ministry of Education with at least a CGPA of 2.00 or equivalent.
Diploma :
Diploma recognised by the Malaysian Government
International Students :
Pass with minimum Band 5, or TOEFL with a minimum score of 500
Pass English Language Proficiency Programme at Level 6 or equivalent
Important Note: A career in this field may require you to risk your life if you are sent to cover news at war-torn countries.
It is not necessary for you to do your postgraduate but doing so would help you advance in your career and open up more job opportunities. You can opt to work straight after degree as well.
While gossip and hearsay may dominate headlines, a journalist has to be, first and foremost, accurate. You’ll need to fact-check and be certain that a story has sources that are credible before publishing it.
Whether it’s talking in front of a camera that’s broadcasting to over 20 states, or just writing a piece that your editor will have to edit, you’ll need to have confidence, both in yourself and the work your produce.
Sometimes you’ll be confined to a laptop or cubicle for hours on end to edit and re-edit certain articles to ensure perfection before it goes into mass production. Sometimes you’ll need to travel to a foreign land, in the rain and muck, and talk to people you’ve never met before. Either way, you’ll need to be comfortable doing it all.
Broadcast Journalist
Editorial Assistant
Magazine Journalist
Newspaper Journalist
Press Sub-Editor
Below are a few of the top Journalism Broadcasting firms in Malaysia.
Do note that all courses should be accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). Click here to check if the course you choose is accredited. For a start, here are some of the most popular Journalism Broadcasting schools in Malaysia.
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