Duration: 3 years
Language of instruction: English (selected disciplines are taught in Kazakh/Russian)
Advantages:
Programme International Journalism is aimed to train a new generation of highly qualified journalists proficient in both traditional and emerging media formats. It emphasizes the development of practical skills to cultivate versatile specialists who can operate at an international level. Graduates will be equipped to cover local, national, and global events comprehensively, objectively, and with high-quality reporting, incorporating a distinct Kazakh perspective.
— Admission requirements —
| Educational programme | Language of instruction | UNT total score – entry requirement | Score requirements for participation in the state grant competition | UNT score requirements for specialised subjects | English language requirements | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IELTS | TOEFL | PET/FCE/CAE | |||||
| International Journalism | K/E R/E |
58 | 100 | Essay – 25 Interview – max. 50 |
4.0 | IBT – 30 | PET – 140 FCE – 140 CAE – 160 |
— Elective courses —
| Couse Title | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Video Journalism (30) | |
| Broadcast Journalism | 5 |
| Introduction to Documentary Filmmaking | 5 |
| Video Storytelling I | 10 |
| Video Storytelling II | 10 |
| Analytical Journalism (30) | |
|
Data Processing and Analysis I
|
5 |
|
Data Processing and Analysis II
|
5 |
| MNU Newsroom I | 10 |
| MNU Newsroom II | 10 |