Bachelor in Journalism and social communication

Journalism and Social Communication is a bachelor's program taught in English over three years (six semesters) at the University College of Enterprise and Administration in Lublin, Poland. Graduates are prepared for work as journalists, reporters, or editors, using network communication tools, gathering, editing, and selecting news, creating radio reports and TV documentaries, handling video montage, and leading political and advertising campaigns. The program is offered in both full-time and part-time formats. It prepares students for roles in public and commercial television, news desks across mass media, local or nationwide press, editorial teams at web portals, public relations agencies, artistic agencies, advertising agencies, media houses, and institutions that maintain contact with the media, as well as for freelance journalism. The college highlights a teaching staff with both academic and practical experience, student internships at institutions at home and abroad, the possibility of participating in the Erasmus programme, and access to a career counsellor free of charge. Students can also take part in nationwide journalistic workshops, and the program awards scholarships from the first year of study, alongside cooperation with Polish Television in Lublin. A journalism degree of this kind typically combines newsroom fundamentals such as reporting, editing, and interviewing with production skills across radio, television, and online formats, since contemporary journalism roles increasingly require comfort working across several media types. Practical, workshop-based teaching paired with real institutional partnerships, as described here, is a common structure for programs aiming to place graduates directly into media, communications, or public relations roles after their studies.