The program Journalism and Media Studies combines practical journalism training with immersion in media theory. Students learn methods used in creating modern media (information verification basics, analysis of open sources, editing, investigative journalism, storytelling, etc.) and explore how these media have evolved historically, as well as how thinkers from various fields have conceptualized the notions of communication and information. This comprehensive approach helps students not only become content creators but also thoughtful and observant readers, developing critical thinking and learning to treat information with healthy skepticism. Some instructors on the course come from quality journalism backgrounds, serving as editors, and media managers, and are actively engaged in the industry. Others are academics, whose research focuses on the role of media in society and culture. This balance ensures that analytical and research-oriented skills complement students’ creative and practical work. Graduates of the program might pursue careers in various media, journalism and media project management. They may also decide to continue their academic education in media studies.