In addition to the media, what are the job-hunting directions for journalism and media majors?

I think in addition to media, journalism and media majors can also take an examination of civil servants, career editors or teachers, as well as some copywriting and new media work. Now there are more and more students majoring in news media, in fact. In fact, news media are also divided into many majors, such as journalism, advertising, broadcast hosting, communication and so on. Therefore, when you are employed, you can find a corresponding occupation according to your major, or you can find fresh graduates according to your hobbies. There are not too many restrictions when looking for a job, and there are many jobs to do.

Many new communication graduates first consider the direction of media, such as TV stations or newspapers, but in fact, such jobs are hard to find and demanding. Therefore, we can also consider some other jobs. It is relatively easy for graduates majoring in new communications to find jobs. If you want a stable job, then I suggest you take an examination of career editing or civil service. For example, when recruiting civil servants, newspapers and TV stations generally require graduates majoring in news and media, while when taking the civil service examination, unit-level disciplines such as streets, courts and procuratorates also require graduates majoring in new communication.

If you don't like this 9-to-5 job, then you can choose to start your own business, because new communication graduates must be very good at new media. Whether you are studying journalism, advertising or radio and television editing and directing, everyone should have studied editing and directing at school. So you can try to be self-media, and now it is also a period of rapid development from the media. You can use what you have learned in school to create your own account.

At the same time, you can also be a designer or a teacher. Students majoring in advertising and radio and television director can try some design and editing work after graduation. Of course, you can also choose to take the teacher qualification exam and become a people's teacher, because graduates majoring in journalism and communication must have certain advantages in literature, so they must be more handy in liberal arts teaching.