Students will study various aspects of communication to better understand the management of media organisations, communication policy and planning, and its influence on organisations and societies. Throughout the programmes, graduate students are encouraged to participate in research and publication, and enhancement courses such as Dissertation Writing Workshop or to attend conferences, seminars and talks in line with the University’s aspiration to be a research university.
Who should enroll?
Our programmes that lead graduate students to careers with communication responsibilities in a broad array of domains such as media and communication management, journalism, advertising, corporate communication, political communication, marketing communication and cultural studies.
Postgraduate Programmes
I. Master of Communication (by Mixed Mode) (R3/321/7/0001)(05/26)(A7014)
II. Master of Arts (Communication) (by Research) (R2/321/7/0002)(03/26)(MQA/FA0473)
III. Master in Education Technology (by Mixed Mode) (N/0111/7/0002) (MQA/PSA16670)
IV. Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Technology (N/0111/7/0001)(09/27)(MQA/PSA16054)
For more information about our Master's Programmes, please click HERE
PHD programmes
I. Doctor of Philosophy (Education) (N/0110/8/004) (MQA/PSA15876)
For PhD Progammes. Click HERE for more details.