Syllabus
Syllabus for 2013 Academic Year
The classes offered by the Media Professional Course are divided into two groups. In principle, Group A mainly includes practically-oriented classes taught by media industry professionals while Group B includes more theoretically-oriented classes taught by the Course’s academic faculty. However, it should be noted that, owing to the close and fruitful coordination between industry and academia that characterizes the Media Professional Course, there is in fact a synergistic relationship between these two groups of classes and, in practice, all students are required to take a number of classes from each group.
The classes offered by the Media Professional Course during the 2013 academic year are as follows:
Group A (Media Professional Classes)
- Current Journalism
- Media and Politics
- Practical Newspaper Reporting
- Newspaper Production
- Television and Film Journalism
- Current Broadcasting
- Comparative Studies of Broadcasting
- Broadcast Program Production
- Television Broadcasting
- Journalism and Society I
- Journalism and Society II
- Media Contents Production
- Advertising Strategy (Basic)
- Advertising Strategy (Applied)
- Corporate Communication
- Commercial Broadcasting
- Media Techniques Training (Internship)
- Special Studies in Media I (Media Law)
Group B (Media Studies Classes)
- Introduction to Media Studies
- Methodology of Media Studies
- Communication Technology and Culture
- New Media and Society
- Media English
- Media Discourse Analysis
- Sequential Media Design
- Field Informatics
- Intercultural Communication
- Special Studies in Media III (Digital Contents Analysis)
Details of the syllabus for these courses for 2013 are available here (in Japanese).
The course timetable for 2013 is available here (in Japanese).