I've always thought that journalism students need to have more practical classes, more focus on what we're going to be working on later. Whether it's writing, radio, television or administrative, I feel we lack more focus on that and less on the (boring) theories.
So if I could change something about the journalism program, I would eliminate most of the basic training classes, because they tend to repeat theories and texts, I would see them only in one year (I could not say in which one) and then I would put more practical classes that could cover all the different areas where there is a job offer for journalists.
Along the lines of the last sentence, I would add more journalism electives, currently they only cover the basics, but I think more areas should be given the opportunity.
On the structural aspect, I have always said I would change the chairs haha, they are very uncomfortable. Of the room itself, I would add more natural light, they are very cold.
Also, I would facilitate the loan of equipment such as cameras and audio things, I know it is more complicated because of the number of students, but in that case I would ask for more flexibility from the teachers.
Talking about the professors, I would change many teaching methods, some are very lecture-like (even for practical classes), they do not attract attention and have very long classes for very dense topics, I think we have to look for new teaching methods.