MCM531 – Community Journalism explores journalism focused on local communities. This course highlights how journalists address community issues and give a voice to those often ignored in mainstream media. Students will learn how to gather news, tell local stories, and engage directly with community members.
The MCM531 book course teaches the basics of community-driven journalism, helping students identify local issues, build relationships with people, and use multimedia tools. Ethical reporting and the responsibility to ensure fair and accurate representation are also emphasized.
Students will complete practical assignments, producing content for real-world community projects. These projects aim to connect local audiences with the media. The MCM531 course helps students develop essential skills for working in local newsrooms, non-profits, or community-focused digital platforms.
Order MCM531 – Community Journalism now through the VU Bookshop Online and gain practical insights into local journalism. As a student at Virtual University, you will develop valuable skills that will set you apart in the world of community-based media.