Griffith College
Griffith College

Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Communications: Podcasting and Video

Griffith College, Ireland

Course Overview

The Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Communications: Podcasting and Video is designed for learners aspiring to become industry-ready journalism and communications professionals with advanced skills in podcasting and video production. Recognized by the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), this program is offered over a 1-2 year period on both a full-time and blended learning basis. Learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the media industries, combining theoretical insights with journalism-specific production skills. With six dedicated modules in TV and radio production, delivered in our industry-standard radio and TV studios, students receive extensive hands-on experience in content production and editing. Taught by a team of industry professionals and full-time academics, the program aims to equip learners with the critical reflection and intellectual depth necessary to produce high-quality media content.

Course Type
PG DIPLOMA
Course Nature
Full Time
Course Duration
1 Year
Total Fee
€12000
Intake
Language Proficiency

Under graduation : 60%

IELTS : 6.5  or 

Duolingo : 115

Documents Required
  • 10TH
  • 12TH
  • DEGREE
  • DEGREE PROVISSIONAL CERTIFICATE
  • Degree Consolidated Marksheet
  • Degree Individual Marksheet
  • PASSPORT
  • CV
  • IELTS
  • SOP
  • EXPERIANCE CERTIFICATES
University
Griffith College
University Details

Griffith College is among the largest colleges in Ireland, which was founded in 1974. The core faculties and schools of Griffith College include the Faculty of Business, Faculty of Journalism & Media Communications, Faculty of Computing, Griffith Institute of Language, Faculty of Counselling & Psychotherapy, Faculty of Design, Graduate Business School, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Professional Accountancy, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Music & Multimedia, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science, Faculty of Professional Law, Faculty of Teaching and Learning, Faculty of Lifelong Learning and The Leinster School of Music & Drama.

Syllabus

Mandatory Modules


1. Communications and Audience Theories

  • Description: In-depth exploration of communication theories and audience analysis, focusing on media effects and audience behavior.

2. Mobile Video Production

  • Description: Techniques and tools for creating video content using mobile devices, including production, editing, and distribution strategies.

3. Multiplatform Writing & Editing

  • Description: Strategies for writing and editing content across various digital platforms, ensuring effective and engaging communication.

4. Podcasting and Radio Production

  • Description: Fundamentals of creating and producing podcasts and radio content, covering scriptwriting, recording, editing, and broadcasting.

5. Radio Documentary and Advanced Podcasting Techniques

  • Description: Advanced production techniques for radio documentaries and podcasts, focusing on narrative development and technical execution.

6. Radio Studio Production

  • Description: Practical skills in radio studio operations, including equipment handling, sound engineering, and production techniques.

7. Research: Methods and Skills

  • Description: Comprehensive introduction to research methods, emphasizing qualitative and quantitative approaches, data collection, and analysis.

8. Social/Digital Content Creation

  • Description: Techniques for creating and managing content for social media and digital platforms, focusing on audience engagement and content strategy.

9. TV Studio Production

  • Description: Hands-on experience in television studio production, including directing, camera work, sound, and lighting.

10. Video Storytelling

  • Description: Techniques for crafting compelling video narratives, including story structure, visual storytelling, and editing techniques.

Elective Modules


1. International Political Economy

  • Description: Examination of the global political and economic factors affecting media, with a focus on international media landscapes and policies.

2. Media Product Design and Professional Development

  • Description: Principles of designing media products and professional skills development, including project management and career planning.

3. Photojournalism

  • Description: Techniques and ethics of photojournalism, focusing on capturing and presenting newsworthy images.

4. Sports Journalism

  • Description: Coverage of sports events and issues, including writing, reporting, and broadcasting techniques specific to sports journalism.

5. The Business of Media

  • Description: Overview of the media industry, including business models, revenue generation, media management, and industry trends.

6. Virtual Studio: Mastering and Delivery

  • Description: Advanced techniques in virtual studio production, focusing on mastering virtual environments and delivering content effectively.

Assessment Methods

  • Assignments: Regular assignments to apply and practice theoretical concepts.
  • Projects: Individual and group projects to develop practical skills in media production.
  • Exams: Midterm and final exams to assess understanding of core topics.
  • Presentations: Oral presentations to enhance communication skills.
  • Dissertation: Independent research project culminating in a written dissertation.

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