The B.A. in Mass Communication program is a three-year undergraduate course that explores various aspects of media and communication. The curriculum covers print and broadcast journalism, public relations, advertising, digital media, and film studies, blending theoretical knowledge with practical training. The program aims to develop students' skills in storytelling, media production, and communication strategies, while also providing exposure to industry standards through internships, workshops, and media projects.
Key Highlights of the Program:
The curriculum is designed to cover essential topics in mass communication, spread across six semesters. Below is an outline of the core subjects:
Core Subjects:
Elective Subjects:
Practical Training:
Final Year Project or Dissertation
To enroll in the B.A. in Mass Communication program, candidates need to meet the following requirements: