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I am back again with a, much useful information. The 9.9 School of Convergence, a leading institute for the advanced studies in Media and Journalism is starting "Diploma in Applied Journalism" with an intake of 50 aspirant students in its first batch starting from September 20, 2009. The classes will be taken on Sundays, so the course is equally useful for the aspirants who are already studying or are in job and want to switch over to Media industry for their bright future. This diploma is being started with the intention of developing and enhancing the skills like high quality and consistent reporting, writing and editing. The 9.9 School of Convergence is committed to prepare the world class reporters in print, TV as well as on line media.
The 9.9 School of Convergence needs no introduction, as it has always been excellent in providing the high quality education in Journalism since 2001. Dr. Pramath Raj Sinha, a famous name in international media, journalism and communication industry is the dean of the institute. Other big names in its leadership board are Dr. Eric D Saranovitz, Puja Kothari, Bejoy Suri and Gunjan Aggarwal.
The faculty for the course includes many experienced and renowned journalists and academicians like Graham Watts, BV Rao, Rasheeda Bhagat, Savyasaachi Jain, Edward Henning, Vanita Kohli-Khandekar, Mala Bhargava and many others. The students will be taught by the members of Advisory Board also. Some well known names from top notch academic institutions and media organizations including Mr. Sanjeev Chatterjee, Clive Crook, Radha Hegde, Indrajit Gupta and many others are the members of Advisory Board.
The admissions for the course "Diploma in Applied Journalism" are open and application forms can be downloaded now. The process of admission will be completed in two phases. For more information you should contact 9.9 School of Convergence. So take action now and secure your seat for your bright future.
I am back again with a, much useful information. The 9.9 School of Convergence, a leading institute for the advanced studies in Media and Journalism is starting "Diploma in Applied Journalism" with an intake of 50 aspirant students in its first batch starting from September 20, 2009. The classes will be taken on Sundays, so the course is equally useful for the aspirants who are already studying or are in job and want to switch over to Media industry for their bright future. This diploma is being started with the intention of developing and enhancing the skills like high quality and consistent reporting, writing and editing. The 9.9 School of Convergence is committed to prepare the world class reporters in print, TV as well as on line media.
The 9.9 School of Convergence needs no introduction, as it has always been excellent in providing the high quality education in Journalism since 2001. Dr. Pramath Raj Sinha, a famous name in international media, journalism and communication industry is the dean of the institute. Other big names in its leadership board are Dr. Eric D Saranovitz, Puja Kothari, Bejoy Suri and Gunjan Aggarwal.
The faculty for the course includes many experienced and renowned journalists and academicians like Graham Watts, BV Rao, Rasheeda Bhagat, Savyasaachi Jain, Edward Henning, Vanita Kohli-Khandekar, Mala Bhargava and many others. The students will be taught by the members of Advisory Board also. Some well known names from top notch academic institutions and media organizations including Mr. Sanjeev Chatterjee, Clive Crook, Radha Hegde, Indrajit Gupta and many others are the members of Advisory Board.
The admissions for the course "Diploma in Applied Journalism" are open and application forms can be downloaded now. The process of admission will be completed in two phases. For more information you should contact 9.9 School of Convergence. So take action now and secure your seat for your bright future.
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