What majors are there in the Journalism Department of Liaoning University?

Hello, I am a student majoring in radio and television journalism at Liaoning University. Two departments in Liaoning University have journalism majors:

The first is the journalism major in the School of Liberal Arts, which mainly involves learning about the editing, editing and broadcasting of print news in newspapers and magazines, focusing on writing skills, journalism Editorial training. Graduates mainly work as editors and reporters in newspapers and magazines. The School of Liberal Arts is a traditional department of Liaoning University with a long history. It has a good reputation and level in Liaoning University, and its scores are not low.

The second one is the radio and television news major of the School of Radio, Film and Television. As the name suggests, it mainly involves learning about the acquisition, editing and broadcasting of three-dimensional news for television and radio stations, focusing on news interviewing, photography, TV program editing and production, Training in program planning. Graduates mainly work as reporters, hosts, and editors in television and radio stations. No advance interview is required. The School of Radio, Film and Television is the art department of Liaoning University. The Radio and Television Journalism major is the only national major in this department. It has been established for a relatively short period of time. It was opened in 2003. The required score is the national standard required by Liaoning University for admission. The score is above, but lower than the admission score for the Journalism major in the School of Liberal Arts. There are other majors in the School of Radio, Film and Television: Directing, Photography, Hosting, and the Animation Production and Radio and Television Technology majors newly opened in 2008. The required scores are all lower than the first-tier major. Since the School of Radio, Film and Television is an art department, its reputation in Liaoning University is not as good as that of the School of Liberal Arts. However, the future development prospects of the Radio and Television Journalism major are better than those of the traditional journalism major. So you still need to decide between them.

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