The media major of the main learning Introduction to Journalism, Introduction to Communication, Communication Research Methods, Marketing, Network Communication, Network News and Communication Principles and Applications, News Media and Information Technology, Visual Communication, Public **** Information Writing, Media Technology Application and Development, Mobile Communication Technology and Development, Broadband Technology Application and Development, and Social Informatization Construction and so on. "Media" is an abstract term that refers to information dissemination media (communication, digital media, radio, television, movie, publishing, advertising, news, network, cultural industry, new media, etc.).

The journalism and media program, which originated in 1980, the world's first specialized journalism and communication department was the Department of Journalism at the University of Missouri. It mostly combines a broad liberal arts education with special courses in specialized areas such as advertising, broadcasting, film and television, newspapers, magazines, and public **** relations, among others.

Generally speaking, a mass communication major is offered in a university's department of journalism and mass communication or school of communication. Students in this program specialize in the methods and techniques of using mass media (e.g., newspapers, magazines, radio, television, etc.) to disseminate written, aural, and visual information, as well as advertising, public relations, and film and television production methods and techniques.

In the West, media schools usually include the following specialties: advertising, film and video, multimedia technology, journalism, mass communication, media, video media, public **** relations, communication and culture, visual arts, digital media, and so on.