Four-year media program integrating journalism, communication, multimedia production, and social science foundations aimed at producing industry-ready media professionals with strong theoretical, analytical, and practical competencies.

Program covers journalism, audiovisual production, media research, ICT, communication theories, advertising, public relations, cinema studies, development communication, digital media, and specialized production. Students train across studios, labs, fieldwork, internships, and research projects to enter diverse media sectors or higher studies.

Curricular Structure (Table)

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Year I

Year II

Year III

Year IV

Features (Bullet Points)

Program Features

• Digital Media Lab and Media Studio.
• Broad subject coverage: media, ICT, social sciences, languages, interdisciplinary courses.
• Internship placement pipeline and high job-market absorption.
• Study tours, field visits, applied production work.
• Specialization options: journalism, filmmaking, PR, communication, multimedia.
• Erasmus+ semester-long exchange opportunity.
• Practical classroom model: field assignments, A/V production, research, presentations.

Teaching Methodology

• Practice-driven media content creation.
• Group discussions, presentations, audiovisual analysis.
• Computer-based media production as core requirement.
• Research-oriented and critical-thinking centered training.

Admission Process (Point Form)

• Candidate submits application with NPR 2000 non-refundable fee.
• Written test administered by the Department.
• Shortlisted candidates invited for interview.
• Final selection based on written test + interview.
• Provisional admission possible for students awaiting grade 12 results (must submit proof after results).

Eligibility

• 10+2 or equivalent in any discipline.
• Minimum 45% or 2.0 CGPA.
• Class XI passed & awaiting XII results eligible provisionally (must verify within 15 days of publication).

Job Prospects 

• Filmmaking (direction, cinematography, production).
• Storytelling roles across digital, film, and advertising.
• Media critics and analysts.
• Multimedia journalism (text, audio, video, web).
• Content creation for digital platforms.
• Media entrepreneurship and startup creation.
• Development communication roles in NGOs/INGOs.
• Communication officers in institutions.
• Public relations professionals.
• Radio/TV journalists.
• Social media strategists and managers.
• Media and communication researchers.

Prospect Careers 

• Filmmaker
• Journalist
• PR Specialist
• Editor
• Media Manager
• Social Media Lead
• Communication Officer
• Researcher
• Digital Content Producer
• Documentary Producer
• TV/Radio Presenter
• Media Entrepreneur