School of Mass Communication

Master of Arts (M.A.) in Journalism and Mass Communication is usually a 2-year postgraduate degree that teaches students advanced abilities in media creation, communication theory, and journalistic practices. The curriculum includes themes including digital media, investigative reporting, media ethics, and multimedia storytelling. Students work on practical projects, internships, and research to gain experience in various media channels. This degree prepares graduates for leadership positions in journalism, public relations, content development, and media management, allowing them to adapt to the changing terrain of modern communication.

 M.A. in New Media Communication is a specialized postgraduate program designed to equip students with advanced skills in digital communication, media production, and emerging technologies. Typically spanning 2 years, the course offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers topics such as social media strategies, digital storytelling, multimedia production, and the analysis of digital media trends. Students will acquire hands-on experience with various media platforms, explore critical theories of communication, and develop expertise in creating content for digital spaces. The program prepares graduates for careers in digital media, journalism, public relations, marketing, and media production, where they can apply their knowledge of new media to address contemporary communication challenges.