About Media Studies & Communication

Media Studies and Humanities encompass a broad range of disciplines that explore human experiences, cultures, societies, communication, and the intricate relationship between media and society. This field is dedicated to the study of how various forms of media, including print, digital, and broadcast media, shape perceptions, influence cultures, and contribute to social change. It also includes the study of human behavior, historical contexts, philosophical ideas, and social structures.

Programs in Media Studies and Humanities equip students with critical thinking skills, analytical abilities, and the knowledge to understand media landscapes and human experiences. These disciplines foster creativity, communication skills, and the capacity for deep inquiry into social, cultural, and political issues. They prepare graduates for careers in media, public relations, journalism, advertising, content creation, and various other sectors within the creative and cultural industries.

Scope of Media Studies & Humanities:

• Media Production & Journalism: Graduates can work as journalists, content creators, reporters, or news analysts. They are responsible for gathering, researching, writing, and producing news and other forms of media content for print, television, and digital platforms.
• Public Relations & Advertising: Media studies graduates can work in public relations (PR) firms or advertising agencies, managing communication strategies, brand image, and media relations for clients.
• Broadcasting & Digital Media: With the rise of digital platforms and streaming services, there is an increased demand for media professionals who understand new media technologies and content creation for online platforms such as YouTube, podcasts, and social media.
• Film Studies & Production: The film industry is a major career option for graduates of media studies programs. This includes roles in film direction, production, screenwriting, editing, and cinematography.
• Humanities Research & Academia: Students who specialize in humanities may pursue advanced degrees (MA, Ph.D.) to teach or research topics in philosophy, history, sociology, literature, and other fields.
• Cultural Studies & Social Work: Media and humanities graduates work in social research, cultural studies, NGOs, and community organizations, where they help in analyzing societal issues, promoting cultural awareness, and advocating for social change.
• Creative Writing & Publishing: With strong writing skills, humanities graduates can pursue careers in writing, editing, publishing, and content management, producing books, articles, and other publications.
• Corporate Communication: Media and humanities professionals can work as communication strategists, helping companies manage their internal and external communications and public-facing messages.

Career Opportunities:

• Journalist/Reporter
• Public Relations Specialist
• Content Writer/Editor
• Film Director/Producer/Editor
• Social Media Manager
• Media Planner
• Broadcast Journalist/Producer:
• Digital Content Specialist
• Academician/Researcher

Programs Offered

Undergraduate Programs

• BA in Journalism and Mass Communication
• BA in Media Studies
• BA in English Literature
• BA in Sociology
• BA in History
• BA in Philosophy
• B.A. in Film Studies
• B.Sc. in Multimedia and Mass Communication
• B.A. in Psychology
• B.A. in Political Science

Postgraduate Programs

• MA in Journalism and Mass Communication
• MA in Media Studies
• MA in English Literature
• MA in Sociology
• MA in Political Science
• MA in Philosophy
• MA in Film Studies
• MA in International Relations
• MA in Cultural Studies
• MA in Digital Media and Communication

Doctoral Programs

• Ph.D. in Media Studies
• Ph.D. in English Literature
• Ph.D. in Sociology
• Ph.D. in Film Studies
• Ph.D. in Communication Studies