Changes to my Study Program
As a first-year journalism
student I haven't had a "university experience" yet so it's hard to
comment on what I would change from this one but I can comment according to
what I have seen and heard:
First, I would like the knowledge
classes and the practice classes to be better distributed during the years of
study, the practices are usually in the upper years and that is why many times
the new students are dislucent and abandon the career, because they are only
overwhelmed with readings.
Second, I would like that in the
upper years we could all be "assistants" to the professors, not just
some, I would like it to be a rotating job, because it is important that we all
learn to teach and we can spend at least a week doing it since it is probably
the only opportunity to approach teaching in journalism.
Third, although I really like
that the University of Chile has a TV studio, radio and many facilities to
practice, I would like it to be so in all universities, because many times
students must look for how to be journalists without support from our
educational institutions.
Fourth, I would like them not to
give us so many exams and they were more tasks or works (except the subjects
that really require it) because journalism is a profession that needs a lot of
practice and for the exams the students usually study specific things risking
everything in a single instance, the work would allow us to analyze, share and
learn.
Finally, I would like that in
this university specifically, we include the technologies of the digital age to
learn, not stay only with traditional journalism that for many can be boring.
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