Studio line-up for class
Class in one of our computer labs
This program provides a thorough and intensive professional formation for those students who already have at least an undergraduate degree in another field of study. This program begins in June each year and finishes in April.
Credits. A fully qualified candidate is required to complete a minimum of 33 credits.
Courses. All students are required to complete 33 credits in the following sequence:
JOUR 502 – Introduction to the Print Process
JOUR 511 – Introduction to the Broadcast Process
JOUR 519 – Computer-Assisted Reporting
JOUR 500 – Perspectives on Contemporary Media
JOUR 504 – News Reporting and Writing
JOUR 509 – Copy Editing and Layout
JOUR 530 – Advanced Radio News
JOUR 513 – Journalism Ethics and the Law
JOUR 536 – Advanced Television Workshop
JOUR 505 – Advanced Print Workshop
JOUR 508 – Research Project
JOUR 528 – On-line Magazine
JOUR 532 – Public Affairs Workshop in Broadcast Journalism
JOUR 542 – Seminar in International Journalism
JOUR 566 – Photojournalism
See the journalism course descriptions in the
Graduate Calendar
For further information, please contact Prof. Peter Downie, Diploma Program Director, Department of Journalism, at Peter.Downie@concordia.ca
Page Title: Diploma Program - Concordia University - Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Date Printed: Sat May 25, 2013
