Broadcast Journalism - Assistant Professor Vacancy in Jaipur, Rajasthan
JECRC University
Full Time
Job Description
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - Broadcast Journalism in Jaipur, Rajasthan | University Recruitment — Applications invited as per UGC norms.
About This Role
A Broadcast Journalism ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Job in Jaipur is open at Jecrc University for full-time employment. This ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Vacancy in Jaipur invites candidates to contribute to the growing media education ecosystem in Rajasthan. The role is designed to strengthen Broadcast Journalism Faculty Recruitment in Rajasthan through practical and theoretical teaching.
Day-to-Day Duties
Teach core subjects such as television production, radio journalism, digital broadcast media, and news anchoring to undergraduate students. Design and deliver postgraduate courses in advanced broadcast journalism, investigative reporting, and media ethics for the master’s program. Conduct workshops on live studio operations, scriptwriting, and multimedia storytelling to enhance practical skills.
Guide students in research projects, dissertation supervision, and industry internships aligned with Broadcast Journalism Academic Job in Jaipur, Jaipur. Collaborate with the media lab to set up studio sessions and on-field reporting assignments. Evaluate student performance through presentations, live broadcasts, and peer reviews.
PG Class Profile
The postgraduate class comprises students from diverse backgrounds pursuing MA in Journalism and Mass Communication with a specialization in Broadcast Journalism. Coursework includes advanced news production, documentary filmmaking, and podcast journalism. Students are encouraged to undertake industry-linked projects and case studies relevant to current media trends.
Faculty members guide learners in developing professional portfolios, demo reels, and research papers for peer-reviewed journals. The curriculum aligns with industry standards and prepares students for roles in news channels, digital platforms, and production houses across Rajasthan and beyond.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication or a closely related field with at least 55% marks from a recognized university. A valid NET/SLET qualification is required if Ph.D. is not completed, as per UGC norms. Publications in peer-reviewed journals or chapters in edited books are highly desirable.
Prior teaching or industry experience in broadcast media is preferred for this ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Position in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Familiarity with studio equipment, editing software, and live broadcast workflows will be an added advantage. Experience in curriculum development and student mentoring is essential.
Career Opportunities
At Jecrc University, career growth is supported through structured Academic Performance Indicator (API) score requirements for promotions. Faculty members can progress to Associate Professor and Professor roles based on teaching, research, and extension activities. Regular workshops and faculty development programs are organized to enhance pedagogical and research skills.
Engagement in funded research projects, consultancy, and media collaborations enhances career advancement prospects. Faculty members are encouraged to present papers at national and international conferences and contribute to policy discussions in media education.
Perks and Pay
The ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Opening at Jecrc University offers a monthly salary between Rs.35,000 and Rs.65,000, as per UGC and state government norms. Additional allowances include house rent, medical benefits, and travel grants for academic purposes.
Leave policy follows UGC and Rajasthan government regulations, ensuring work-life balance. Faculty members receive support for attending seminars, workshops, and refresher courses. The university also provides access to studio facilities, library resources, and digital learning platforms.
About This Role
A Broadcast Journalism ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Job in Jaipur is open at Jecrc University for full-time employment. This ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Vacancy in Jaipur invites candidates to contribute to the growing media education ecosystem in Rajasthan. The role is designed to strengthen Broadcast Journalism Faculty Recruitment in Rajasthan through practical and theoretical teaching.
Day-to-Day Duties
Teach core subjects such as television production, radio journalism, digital broadcast media, and news anchoring to undergraduate students. Design and deliver postgraduate courses in advanced broadcast journalism, investigative reporting, and media ethics for the master’s program. Conduct workshops on live studio operations, scriptwriting, and multimedia storytelling to enhance practical skills.
Guide students in research projects, dissertation supervision, and industry internships aligned with Broadcast Journalism Academic Job in Jaipur, Jaipur. Collaborate with the media lab to set up studio sessions and on-field reporting assignments. Evaluate student performance through presentations, live broadcasts, and peer reviews.
PG Class Profile
The postgraduate class comprises students from diverse backgrounds pursuing MA in Journalism and Mass Communication with a specialization in Broadcast Journalism. Coursework includes advanced news production, documentary filmmaking, and podcast journalism. Students are encouraged to undertake industry-linked projects and case studies relevant to current media trends.
Faculty members guide learners in developing professional portfolios, demo reels, and research papers for peer-reviewed journals. The curriculum aligns with industry standards and prepares students for roles in news channels, digital platforms, and production houses across Rajasthan and beyond.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication or a closely related field with at least 55% marks from a recognized university. A valid NET/SLET qualification is required if Ph.D. is not completed, as per UGC norms. Publications in peer-reviewed journals or chapters in edited books are highly desirable.
Prior teaching or industry experience in broadcast media is preferred for this ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Position in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Familiarity with studio equipment, editing software, and live broadcast workflows will be an added advantage. Experience in curriculum development and student mentoring is essential.
Career Opportunities
At Jecrc University, career growth is supported through structured Academic Performance Indicator (API) score requirements for promotions. Faculty members can progress to Associate Professor and Professor roles based on teaching, research, and extension activities. Regular workshops and faculty development programs are organized to enhance pedagogical and research skills.
Engagement in funded research projects, consultancy, and media collaborations enhances career advancement prospects. Faculty members are encouraged to present papers at national and international conferences and contribute to policy discussions in media education.
Perks and Pay
The ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Broadcast Journalism Opening at Jecrc University offers a monthly salary between Rs.35,000 and Rs.65,000, as per UGC and state government norms. Additional allowances include house rent, medical benefits, and travel grants for academic purposes.
Leave policy follows UGC and Rajasthan government regulations, ensuring work-life balance. Faculty members receive support for attending seminars, workshops, and refresher courses. The university also provides access to studio facilities, library resources, and digital learning platforms.
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