Degree programs in Journalism, Communication, and Production

Professions in journalism, communications and artistic and cultural production are both essential to companies and subject to many relocations, particularly related to information broadcasting channels and tools.

Certain of the necessity of adapting to these changes, the Groupe IGENSIA Education (formerly Groupe IGS) offers connected, digitized, innovative and demanding programs making it possible to be trained as a press attaché, communication or events director, web project manager, journalist, producer, etc.

PROGRAMS IN JOURNALISM

Journalistic professions play an essential role in today’s society. In the last few decades, they have been faced with many changes linked in particular to new channels and tools for broadcasting information. If you are interested in the field, our schools offer both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in journalism.

Journalism is a constantly changing industry, not only in terms of tools and legislature, but also consumer habits. Degree programs in journalism bring you the skills needed to work in the industry and prepare you to adapt to constant change with a regularly updated, comprehensive curriculum that is innovative, digital, and connected.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH A DEGREE IN JOURNALISM

Career options with a degree in journalism include:

Editor
News Agency Correspondant
Photojournalist
Editorial Assistant
Radio Journalist
Web Journalist
Local Journalist
Editor-in-Chief
Managing Editor
Photographer Reporter
Special Correspondent

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DEGREE PROGRAMS IN COMMUNICATIONS

The broad field of communications requires various skills including creativity, critical thinking, and knowledge of sociology, just to name a few. The field is constantly reinventing itself, changing with the technical improvements to communication means and equipment. Our schools offer communications degree programs that are varied and adapted to the different areas of expertise in the field.

The field of communications in France and abroad is in constant movement, energized by the multiplication of communications channels in the all-digital era. New professions have emerged quickly in response to the use of certain channels like social media, podcasts, or streaming. Skills in both traditional and/or digital communications are sought after in many different sectors. As a result, graduates who have received a career-oriented education in communications with internship opportunities will have no trouble finding a job in today’s market.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH A COMMUNICATIONS DEGREE

After completing a specialized degree in communications, graduates have access to many different professions in the field. There are many different specializations, leading to many different jobs to choose from, including the following:

Communications Officer
Advertising Manager
Project Manager
Communications Director
Public Relations Officer
Internal Communications Officer
International Communications Manager
Community Manager
Press Agent
Web Communication Officer
Events Manager
Event Project Manager
Event Planner
Strategic Planner

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DEGREE PROGRAMS IN PRODUCTION

Have you always dreamed of producing a TV show? Of participating in the creation of audiovisual productions and of doing it for a living? Our degree program specialized in audiovisual and artistic production in Paris can help make your dream come true!

Audiovisual production refers to the industry responsible for conceiving, developing, and producing audiovisual works. There are 5 major stages: writing, development, pre-production production, and post-production. With close to 10,000 companies (production companies, radio and television stations, casting agencies, technical firms, etc.), the audiovisual field offers many exciting career opportunities.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WITH A DEGREE IN AUDIOVISUAL AND ARTISTIC PRODUCTION

Careers in audiovisual and artistic production are just as varied as the end result and the field itself. They can be divided into two main groups of (1) audiovisual production and (2) artistic production, but in reality, there is a fine line between them and there are many ways to bridge the two.