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IGNOU Launches Online MA In Journalism And Mass Communication
The two-year online MA course in Journalism and Mass Communication is being offered by the School of Journalism and New Media Studies, IGNOU. Students can apply for the programme at ignouiop.samarth.edu.in.
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Delhi School Of Journalism May Soon Start Courses For Working Journalists
The newly-established school which is running its second batch for a five-year integrated course in Masters in Journalism, also had among its objectives starting short-term courses for working journalists and students.
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Admission Begins At Delhi University's School Of Journalism
The University of Delhi yesterday began registration for its first ever five-year integrated journalism course, both in Hindi and English, at newly-established Delhi School of Journalism.
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Wharton should have heard Narendra Modi after inviting him: Shashi Tharoor tells NDTV
Union Minister Shashi Tharoor today disapproved of Wharton Business School cancelling its invitation to Narendra Modi, saying the institution had a duty to hear him after inviting the Gujarat Chief Minister.
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IGNOU Launches Online MA In Journalism And Mass Communication
The two-year online MA course in Journalism and Mass Communication is being offered by the School of Journalism and New Media Studies, IGNOU. Students can apply for the programme at ignouiop.samarth.edu.in.
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Delhi School Of Journalism May Soon Start Courses For Working Journalists
The newly-established school which is running its second batch for a five-year integrated course in Masters in Journalism, also had among its objectives starting short-term courses for working journalists and students.
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Admission Begins At Delhi University's School Of Journalism
The University of Delhi yesterday began registration for its first ever five-year integrated journalism course, both in Hindi and English, at newly-established Delhi School of Journalism.
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Wharton should have heard Narendra Modi after inviting him: Shashi Tharoor tells NDTV
Union Minister Shashi Tharoor today disapproved of Wharton Business School cancelling its invitation to Narendra Modi, saying the institution had a duty to hear him after inviting the Gujarat Chief Minister.
