COURSE CURRICULUM

The program covers a broad spectrum of sports journalism and media-related topics. The Reporting module focuses on the essential skills required for effective reporting, while the Sports Journalism Theory module delves into the theoretical foundations of sports journalism, examining the role and impact of media in the sports world. Professional Journalism aims to build practical skills necessary for a career in journalism, with an emphasis on ethical practices, accuracy, and storytelling. Introduction to Sports Media introduces students to the sports media industry, providing an overview of the sector's dynamics, key players, and platforms. Feature Writing allows students to develop the ability to craft compelling and in-depth feature articles, exploring narrative techniques and styles used in sports journalism. International Perspectives on Media Law, Ethics & Regulation covers global media laws, ethical considerations, and the regulatory environment, helping students understand the complexities of media practices across different countries. Introduction to Broadcast Media provides an overview of broadcast journalism, focusing on the technical and editorial aspects of radio and television production. Multimedia Sports Broadcasting expands this knowledge by examining the integration of various media platforms in sports broadcasting, including online streaming and social media. Finally, the Sports Documentary module allows students to create and analyze long-form sports storytelling, examining the unique elements of documentary filmmaking in the sports industry. Collectively, these modules offer a comprehensive education in sports media, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the evolving field of sports journalism.