The commission said this was done to meet the growing demand. The development is expected to take effect from 2020 admissions into Nigerian universities.
Below are the 7 different degrees it has been split into:
1. Journalism and Media Studies
2. Public Relations
3. Advertising
4. Broadcasting
5. Film and Multimedia studies
6. Development Communication Studies
7. Information and Media studies
I love this
ReplyDeleteThis is silly. They want to imitate America in everything but do not in infrastructure. Do they have the infrastructure to support for e.g. advertising as a course?
ReplyDeleteLeave us oo. Many Nigerians just want to be a graduate.
DeleteLas las teaching or bank marketing will take over
We are not perfect.
DeleteThey will get there.
Kudos.
I love advertising.
Good move.
ReplyDeleteI hope they have lecturers for these courses. It one thing to unbundle but another to have knowledgeable lecturers. I have had a bad experience in this regard with Nassarawa State University. Keffi, computer science department for PG studies. Software engineering was introduced but no lecturer was available for the whole yeat. Waste of money
ReplyDeleteGOD. i would have done journalism. hmmmm
ReplyDeleteChai
ReplyDeleteAfter we don't comot. It's all good. Guess I will just focus on PR during Pgd.
Why now? Good decision tho, wish this was done when i was still in school
ReplyDeleteThis is good.
ReplyDeleteAfter we have suffered to read all courses and graduated then they came up with this ‘ good development all the same
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