National School of Journalism (NSoJ) is Shaping Ethical Media Leaders for a Just and Informed World

The National School of Journalism (NSoJ) in Bengaluru is a vibrant institution where upcoming journalists and professionals in the media are equipped not only to report the news, but to interpret its significance and effects on the society. Since its inception in 2014, NSoJ has been in pursuit of training ethical leaders who are interested in truth, justice and democracy. The school offers practical exposure in the form of modern newsroom, studio and interactive learning techniques, which enable students to develop skills and confidence to succeed in the constantly changing media industry.

NSoJ is an academic program with a curriculum blending journalism, political science, psychology and sociology, which make us understand the stories that define our world. Professional faculty members take students through theory and practical experience to make sure they graduate as a well-informed, competent presence in the media and in the discussion of vital issues in the general sphere. Let's talk about it in detail. 

About NSoJ

NSoJ focuses on holistic and experiential learning contexts in which students learn more about the social sciences to create a subtle insight on the role of media in society. Its undergraduate interdisciplinary programs offer a combination of Journalism with Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Communicative English giving students critical thinking, research and storytelling abilities necessary to succeed in important media careers. The curriculum of the school is a combination of theory and practical newsroom exercises and media productions, political analysis, and psychological research, which allows students to succeed in a highly dynamic global news industry today.

The institute has gained the goodwill of great leaders, one of them being a former U.S. President Barack Obama who emphasized on the offerings of NSoJ that are based on leadership founded on the principles of justice and democracy. It stands out as a revolution in media education by its commitment to making classroom studies relevant to real-world problems.

Ranking and Achievements

NSoJ is still comparatively young but it has already gained momentum in its early years as an organization that has been successful in its placement and has an impressive alumni base. It provides 100 per cent placement, which links graduates to big news houses like the Hindu, times of India, India today, The Indian express, cnb-tv 18, and NDTV. Its students and alumni have been part of award-winning journalism projects as a result of the institute focusing on practical training and ethical reporting.

Campus Infrastructure and Life

The NSoJ campus is a rich intellectual, cultural, and social development center. There are such facilities as professional newsrooms, fully-equipped television studios, well-equipped auditoriums, and outdoor areas that promote collaboration. The Wi-Fi enabled campus underlines the current learning processes such as flipped classroom and self-researches as well as creates a respectful and inclusive atmosphere.

Courses Offered and Fee Structure

Course	Total Fee (INR)	Eligibility
BA (Hons.) Journalism	6.68 Lakhs	10+2 with 60% marks
BA (Hons.) Political Science	6.68 Lakhs	10+2 with 60% marks
BA (Hons.) English	6.68 Lakhs	10+2 with 60% marks
B.Sc (Hons.) Psychology	6.68 Lakhs	10+2 with 60% marks
PG Diploma in Print and Broadcast Journalism	2.95 Lakhs	Graduation

Faculty and Leadership

The staff of NSoJ includes experienced journalists, media professionals, political analysts, and psychologists with extensive research and experience in the industry. They are very committed to the development of the students and they tutor the students to emerge as leaders and also seek journalism excellence through integrity.

Career and Alumni

NSoJ graduates are also equipped to work in a variety of positions in their careers within the print, broadcast, digital and research, policy, and communication industries. The school has a strong connection with major media houses that allow it to provide internships and placements. Remarkable alumni are those who work in CNBC-TV18, Times Network, Deccan Herald, India Today, and Reuters among others.

Scholarships and Admissions.

NSoJ has a simplified process of admission which has merit and need based scholarships to help the talented students. In the selection, prospective applicants provide their academic transcripts, statement of purpose and references.

The National School of Journalism is a hope to the upcoming media professionals aspiring to acquire strict, ethical and realistic training. Its interdisciplinary nature that is unique, in addition to its state of the art facilities and industry applicability, puts students in a position to be effective leaders capable of influencing the future of journalism and human discourse.

For admissions and more details, visit the official website or take the GMCET entrance exam for easy admission