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Jan 14, 2019, 02:43 PM | Updated 02:43 PM IST
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Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is planning to start short-term courses in journalism in the upcoming academic year. This had been mentioned as one of the provisions in the ordinance under which the school was established. Those journalists who are working can get an opportunity to polish their skills in media and communication.
The school is currently running its second batch of the five-year integrated Masters in Journalism course. India Today quoted Manasvini Yogi, Officer-on-Special-Duty, as saying, “Since we are a new college and have just started our second batch, things are bound to take some time. But we are planning to start the short-term courses by 2020 latest, and if we can, we will start the courses from 2019.”
For working professionals in the field, a course in digital journalism is being planned on weekends so that it can help them further improve their skills.
Furthermore, she said, “We will have to see about all that. Too early to talk about the kind of courses we will start. But a course in digital journalism will be there and since these would be for working journalists, the classes may be held on weekends,” India Today reported.