School of Mass Communication

B.A. Hons. in Journalism and Mass Communication is a 3-year undergraduate program that equips students with essential skills for the media industry. This comprehensive course covers print, broadcast, and digital journalism, along with mass communication theories and practices. Students learn about news writing, reporting, editing, media ethics, and multimedia production. The curriculum often includes practical training through internships, workshops, and projects. Subjects may encompass public relations, advertising, media law, and research methodologies. Graduates are prepared for careers in journalism, public relations, content creation, and corporate communications. The program emphasizes critical thinking, effective communication, and media literacy, preparing students for the evolving landscape of modern media and communication

M.A. (Hons.) in Journalism and Mass Communication is a 2-year postgraduate program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of media, journalism, and communication strategies. The course covers areas such as print and digital journalism, media ethics, public relations, advertising, broadcasting, media law, and mass communication theories. Students develop practical skills in writing, reporting, editing, multimedia production, and media management, preparing them for careers in newsrooms, advertising agencies, public relations firms, and digital media platforms. The program also emphasizes research, media analysis, and the role of media in society. With practical projects, internships, and industry exposure, graduates are equipped to work as journalists, media managers, content creators, or pursue further academic studies in the media field.