Journalism is a wide-ranging subject, including not only basic courses such as news editing and communication theory, but also advertising, public relations, marketing and other fields. Therefore, journalism graduates have strong competitiveness in the job market.

First of all, journalism graduates can choose to enter the news media industry, such as TV stations, radio stations, newspapers and magazines. These media organizations need a large number of news editors to be responsible for news reporting and commentary writing. In addition, with the development of the Internet, new media platforms such as Weibo and WeChat official account have great demand for journalists.

Secondly, journalism graduates can also choose to enter advertising companies, public relations companies, marketing companies and other enterprises. These enterprises need talents with good communication and writing skills, and journalism students have natural advantages in this respect. They can engage in advertising planning, public relations activities planning, market research and so on.

In addition, journalism graduates can also choose to enter government departments, enterprises and institutions to engage in propaganda work. These institutions need people with certain news literacy and writing ability to be responsible for external publicity and internal communication.

In short, the employment prospects of journalism are very broad. Whether in the news media industry, or in advertising, public relations, marketing and other fields. Journalism graduates can find jobs that suit them. But if you want to stand out in the highly competitive job market, you need to have solid professional knowledge, good communication skills and innovative thinking ability.