Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Course overview
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Intakes | January, May, September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
- Related qualifications accepted by the university.
English Language Requirements:
- TOEFL: At least 570 (230 computer-based, or 88 Internet-based) and a Test of Written English (TWE) score of at least 5.
- IELTS: A minimum score of 6.5 is required.
Curriculum
- Research and Writing in Communications
- Fundamentals of Writing for Publication
- Introduction to Journalism
- Public Speaking
- Debate and Argumentation
- Digital Filmmaking I
- Computing for Communications
- Introduction to Mass Communications
- Introduction to Film Studies
- Film History I
- Film History II
- Television and Culture
- Introduction to Communication
- Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- Organizational Communication
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Relational Communication
- Theory and Criticism Competency
- Communication Theory in Everyday Life
- Classical and Contemporary Rhetoric
- Film Genre and Criticism
- Media, Culture, and Criticism
- Persuasive Communication
- Introduction to Communication
- Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- Introduction to Public Relations
- Organizational Communication
- Classical and Contemporary Rhetoric
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Relational Communication
- Technical Writing and Communication
- Debate and Argumentation
- Selected Topics in Communications
- Communications Practicum
- Debate and Argumentation
- Language and Gender
- Persuasive Communication
- Women, Communication, and Leadership
- Leadership Communication in Multi-Cultural Contexts
- Introduction to Mass Communication
- Media and Religion
- Digital Filmmaking I
- Computing for Communications
- Acting for Camera
- Introduction to Film Studies
- Introduction to Journalism
- Ethics, Morals, and Media
- Digital Film Post-Production
- Screenwriting
- Introduction to Set Protocol and Etiquette
- Digital Filmmaking II
- Introduction to Digital Recording
- Film History I
- Film History II
- Film Genre and Criticism
- Selected Topics in Communications (
- Communications Practicum
- Television and Culture
- Digital Games as Communication
- Imaging and Illustration Design
- Symbol and Typography Design
- Format and Layout Design
- Media, Culture, and Criticism
- Masters of Cinema
- Advanced Digital Recording
- Religious Themes in Cinema
- Digital Film Directing
- Fundamentals of Writing for Publication
- Introduction to Public Relations
- Introduction to Journalism
- Playwriting
- Technical Writing and Communication (
- Screenwriting
- Selected Topics in Communications
- Communications Practicum
- Online Journalism and Writing
- Public Relations Writing
- Non-Fiction Writing Seminar
- Editing for Newspapers and Magazines
- Feature Writing for Newspapers and Magazines
- -Ancillary Requirements (9 s.h.)
- 6 s.h. in one foreign language, ancient or modern
- 3 s.h. HIST or POLS
- - Elective Courses (30 s.h.)
- Students are encouraged, but not required to take elective classes that contribute to a concentration or a minor.