MA In Media and Communication

Overview: 

MA in Media and Communication is offered in the following streams:

- Mass Communication

- Journalism

- Graphics & Animation

- Media Studies

- Publishing and Printing Technology

- Television Production

Teaching Methodologies: 

- Guest Lectures

- Industrial visits

- Mentorship, Mediator, and Moderator Mechanism

- Mix of Practical & Theoretical Knowledge Dissemination

- Participatory Peer2Peer Learning Environment through different activity Clubs

- Pedagogy based on a mix of Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic cognitive learning styles/approach

- Positive re-enforcement of academic research along with stress on hands-on approach

- Self-Study Initiatives

- Skill Development Seminars

- Student-centered Learning Environment like multi-nodal approach

- Workshops, Seminars, Presentations & Tutorials

Assessment: 

- Number of Internal Exams per subject in an Academic Semester: 03

- External Exams for every subject: 01

- Nature of Examination: depending on the nature of course paper a student will be evaluated on the basis of either/or Theory/Practical/Viva-Voice/Field praxis or a combination there of as mentioned in the course syllabus

- Submission of portfolio of works done throughout the Semester

- Presentation of findings (in case of Research oriented course-papers)

- Defence of Thesis Project (as in case of students majoring in Television Production)

Eligibility: 

- Admission to MA program is open to graduates with Bachelor’s Degree in relevant area from recogniszed universities, however, working executives/self-employed professionals who have Bachelor’s Degree in other disciplines may also be considered for admission, subject to the approval of Chair of the Department and the Academic Committee.

- Note: Adequate proficiency in English is a must for all programs.