Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) is strengthening media by preparing intellectual and inquisitive thinking media person for the world of media. ACJ College was set up by the media development foundation. College is known for high its high class journalism training, which converts journalism enthusiasts into professional journalism in just 10 months. Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) was commenced in the year 2000. The college trained its learners in four different stream print, television, radio and new media. College has two well - kit out television studios and also one for radio. The objective of the college is to develop learner multi skills and makes them social responsible for the world of media, which makes them an outstanding journalist.
Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) has trendy classrooms which is fully air conditioned and packed with modern facilities like black boards, OHP, LCD, podium, tables and chairs. The classrooms facilities make academics’ conducive for students.
The state of art computer lab provides round the clock internet facility with the latest hardware, software and networking solutions. It is well equipped to train the media students and also assist in them in their practicals and assignments.
College provides state of the art library which is equipped with a rich collection of text books pertaining to media, reference books, project reports and national and international journals.
For the holistic development of its student college organises various events such as Unmediated: Essays on Media, Culture, and Cinema", Malcolm and Adiseshiah Trust launched "Development Narratives, Joys and Dangers of being a Foreign Correspondent etc.
Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) prepares its students by counselling for the campus placement. ACJ college becomes the first choice of the top media firms because they imparts talented and skeptic professionals for them. In existing time ACJ professionals are working in both India & Abroad. Here are the top recruiters of ACJ College:
The Times of India, The Economic Times, The Hindu, The Indian Express, The New Indian Express, Mint, The Asian Age, The Telegraph, The Statesman, The Hindustan Times, Frontline, Business Standard, Business Line, Digit, UNI, NDTV, CNN-IBN, Times Now, CNBC, Aaj Tak, Headlines Today, Star News, NewsX, ANI, Reuters, ETV, UTV, TV9, Cricinfo, Sify.com, and Big FM Radio.
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