PMS Journalism and Mass Communication
CEPI's PMS Punjab Journalism & Mass Communication course offers comprehensive, structured, and exam-focused preparation aligned with the revised PPSC syllabus. The course covers communication models and theories, media and society, the evolution of Pakistani media, journalism practices, media laws and ethics, advertising, public relations, development communication, and international media systems.
Sections
3
Lectures
11
Access
Paid
What You Will Learn
CEPI's PMS Journalism & Mass Communication
Communication Models, Theories & Media Literacy
Understand fundamental communication processes, classical and contemporary communication models, media-effects theories, agenda-setting, framing, public opinion, propaganda, and the relationship between media, culture, and society
Pakistani Media, Press Laws & Journalism Ethics
Explore the historical evolution of print, electronic, and digital media in Pakistan, alongside press freedom, government–media relations, media regulations, professional ethics, and contemporary challenges facing journalism.
Journalism, News Reporting & Media Production
Develop conceptual understanding of news reporting, feature writing, editorials, sub-editing, page design, broadcast journalism, documentary production, and emerging practices in digital and data-driven journalism.
Advertising, Public Relations & Media Management
Study advertising principles, branding, integrated marketing communication, public relations strategies, media advocacy, audience research, and the economic and organisational structures of media enterprises.
Instructors
Learn from CEPI faculty
Sir Ibrahim Tariq Bajwa
54th CTP, with allocation in PAS, and Pakistan Affairs Mentor
Course Content
Sections and lecture breakdown.
Models of Communication
Lasswell's Model
Shannon- Weaver Model
Osgood-Schramm Model
Wilbur Schramm Model
Westley-Maclean's Model
The Changing View of Media Power
Two Step and Multi-Step Flow
Uses and Gratifications
Spiral of Silence
Global/ International Communication