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.

B.A. in Multimedia and Mass Communication typically spans 3-4  years, depending on the educational institution. The course is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of media, communication, and the use of various multimedia tools. Subjects often include journalism, advertising, public relations, digital media, broadcasting, photography, and film production. Students also learn about the impact of media on society, communication theories, and the evolution of technology in mass communication. Practical skills such as video editing, graphic design, content creation, and social media management are developed alongside theoretical knowledge. Graduates of this program often pursue careers in media houses, advertising agencies, film production, and digital content creation, among other related fields.

M.Sc. in Communication Media for Children is a specialized program designed to explore the intersection of media, communication, and child development. It typically spans 2 years and equips students with the skills to create, analyze, and critique media content aimed at young audiences. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge in child psychology, media studies, and communication theories with practical applications in media production, digital storytelling, and children’s content design. Students also engage in research focusing on the impact of media on children's development, education, and socialization. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in children's media production, educational content creation, and child advocacy in media policy. The program often includes internships or projects with media companies, enhancing real-world experience.

B.Sc. in Mass Communication and Extension typically spans 3 years and focuses on the integration of media theory and practice, with a strong emphasis on communication strategies, journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and advertising. The course is designed to provide students with the skills needed to communicate effectively across various platforms, including print, digital, and broadcast media. It also explores the role of media in community development, education, and social change, particularly through extension programs aimed at improving societal well-being. Students gain hands-on experience through internships, workshops, and practical assignments, enhancing their understanding of the media industry. Graduates of this program are equipped for roles in media, communication consultancy, public affairs, and media production.