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NSoJ's Timothy Franklyn announced as Obama Scholar at Columbia University, one of 11 rising leaders globally
Charu Sharma, renowned sports commentator and quizmaster, delivers the keynote speech at Slant 2019
Raghu Karnad, co-founder of The Wire and winner of the Windham-Campbell Literature Prize, delivers the keynote address at Slant 2018
Kanhaiya Kumar speaks at Slant, NSoJ's annual journalism and literary festival
Grammy award winner, Ricky Kej, in our studio, in conversation with Dipti Kumar (India Communications Director, U.S. State Dept.)
Prof. Nick Couldry is Professor of Media, Communications and Social Theory at LSE and Faculty Associate at Harvard University.
Francesca Folda, former editor in chief of Sky Italia's digital news platform, at a workshop at NSoJ on new media.
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Bachelor of Arts

Our undergraduate degree programmes are designed to produce diligent, proficient and ethical media professionals. NSoJ students receive professional training underpinned by academic rigour and extra-curricular activities, including sports, theatre and music.

PG Diploma In Journalism

Our PG diploma programmes produce ethical journalists, who care about justice, truth and democracy. NSoJ student journalists are trained by the best in the business with skills and perspectives for meaningful careers as broadcast, print and digital journalists.



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