Employment direction and prospect of journalism and communication

Wide employment direction and broad prospects.

1. Media industry is one of the most common employment directions for journalism and communication majors. In this industry, graduates can choose to engage in news editing, journalists, photographers, TV producers, advertising creativity, public relations, marketing and other careers. Media industry is a highly competitive industry, which requires graduates to have good writing skills, communication skills, creativity and teamwork spirit.

2. The awareness and influence of journalism and communication in the society are constantly improving. With the development of traditional media, students can choose to find jobs in newspapers, magazines, TV stations and other traditional media fields and become influential journalists. At the same time, with the rise of new media, online media and self-media platforms also provide students with broader employment opportunities. The rise of new media platforms provides students with more innovative space and career development prospects.