REDVEY UNIVERSITY · PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM

Investigative Journalism

Program Overview

Investigative journalism involves in-depth investigation of subjects such as serious crimes, political corruption or corporate irregularities. It seeks to uncover information deliberately concealed or obscured by complex facts and circumstances, analyze relevant facts and disclose them to the public. The program aims to develop research and reporting skills for writing investigations.

Investigative journalism and media reporting

Program Content

Axis 1

The concept of investigative journalism
Investigative journalism models
The difference between investigative and traditional journalism

Axis 2

Types of investigations
Barriers to investigative journalism
The importance of investigative journalism
Objectives of investigative journalism
Stages of writing an investigation
General advice

Axis 3

Hypothesis
Methods of collecting information
Analysis and updating of information and documents
Writing style
Good content

Axis 4

Address types
Types of introductions
How to write the introduction
When the core of an investigation is good
The source contains an unclear phrase: “What steel contains”

Axis 5

Cutting steel (wording as published)
Conclusion
TV investigation
Tips