Blog 5 - Changes to my study programme
Hello dear readers, today we will talk about some changes I would like to make in my study programme. The first thing I have to tell you is that I am studying journalism and I am already in my second year.
To begin with, I would eliminate the basic training courses, since, personally, they don't call my attention and I don't like them either, since I find that these courses are not so necessary for a journalism career. Obviously there are some exceptions such as the interpersonal communication track.
On the academic load side, obviously I would change it and I think this reinforces the previous point, since if the basic training courses were eliminated, we would have much less work to do.Also something I would change is that the teachers leave all the evaluations for the return of the weeks of recess, I would like to be able to rest that week. As for the length of the course, I would leave it as it is, because I feel that the 5 years are perfect to have a good training as future journalists.
To finish, I would like to talk about the technology (computers, cameras, etc.) of the university. I think that the equipment provided to us should be changed, because most of them do not work in the best way. The other day I had to do an assignment for the audiovisual language course, and the computers were too slow. Well dear readers this is all for today, I hope you can leave your comments, see you for the next blog. Bye

i always though that after being back of a recess week was a no evaluation days at least for a few days, after all the hole propose of that week is to being able to rest.
ResponderEliminarHi. Personally, I share your opinion about the Basic Training Electives. They are a bit useless for our careers (Journalism and Cinema and TV). Hopefully the situation will be resolved in the coming years.
ResponderEliminarHello, I agree that the material is not very modern, some of the equipment is not up to what is needed nowadays.
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ResponderEliminarHi, I absolutely agree with you that the film equipment should be renewed, or at least receive continuous maintenance. Many of the XLR cables don't work.