• WELCOME NOTE

    Welcome to the Journalism Course!
    Dear Trainee,
    We’re excited to have you join us on this learning journey through our Learning Management System (LMS) on Gnomio. This platform will be your hub for exploring the dynamic world of journalism — from basic news writing and reporting techniques to editing, ethics, and storytelling.
    Here, you’ll find all your course materials, assignments, discussion forums, and updates. Be sure to check in regularly and participate actively. Whether you’re aspiring to be a reporter, editor, or media professional, this course will equip you with essential skills and real-world insights.
    Let’s learn, write, and grow together — welcome aboard

Available courses

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Unit Title: Computer Applications

Unit Code: 2025January(CMS/D/7104)
Course Category: Supportive
Term: I

Description:
This unit equips learners with essential computer skills required in academic, professional, and media environments. It covers the basics of computer hardware and software, file management, internet use, email communication, and productivity tools such as word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation software. Emphasis is placed on practical application, enabling students to effectively use digital tools in research, content creation, data management, and communication tasks.

INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION

Unit Title: Introduction to Communication

Unit Code: 2025January(CMS/D/7103)
Course Category: Core
Term: I

Description:
This unit introduces learners to the basic principles, models, and processes of human communication. It explores various forms of communication including verbal, non-verbal, interpersonal, group, and mass communication. The course examines how communication occurs across different contexts—social, cultural, organizational, and technological—and emphasizes the role of effective communication in personal and professional interactions. Learners will gain foundational knowledge necessary for advanced studies in media and communication.

MEDIA LAW AND ETHICS

Unit Title: Media Law and Ethics

Unit Code: 2025January(CMS/D/7102)
Course Category: Core
Term: I

Description:
This unit introduces learners to the legal and ethical frameworks that guide media practice. It explores key laws affecting journalism and mass communication, including freedom of expression, defamation, privacy, copyright, and media regulation. Learners will also examine professional codes of ethics and apply ethical decision-making to real-world media scenarios. The course emphasizes responsible journalism and the role of media in upholding democratic values.

NEWS WRITING AND EDITING

Unit Title: Media Law

Unit Code: 2025January(CMS/D/7102)
Course Category: Core
Term: I

Description:
This unit provides learners with an understanding of the legal principles and regulations governing the media industry. It covers topics such as freedom of the press, defamation, libel and slander, copyright and intellectual property rights, privacy laws, contempt of court, and media regulation. The course aims to equip students with the legal knowledge required to practice responsible and lawful journalism in both traditional and digital media environments.