Masters in Media Studies (MMS)

Overview

The curriculum of the Masters in Media Studies (MMS) program is designed as an intensive two-year program divided into four semesters. It offers different courses/papers for a total of 60 credit hours. It aims at fine blending of both the knowledge and skills dimensions of media and communication. The curriculum consists of a unique combination of theory, analytical techniques, production skills, research approach, communication competence, and so on, which are required for professionals in the field of media and media support systems.

  • Course Info

    Affilation Kathmandu University (KU)
    Duration 2 Years
    Institute Type College
    Average Fees Incurred NPR 400,000 - 450,000
    Employment Roles

    Media Researcher

    Media Consultant 

    Policy Analyst 

    Media Educator

    Media Producer

     

    Placement Opportunities

    Media Organizations 

    Research Institutions 

    Educational Institutions 

    Policy Think Tanks 

  • Admission Criteria

    Securing an acceptable level of ranking in the entrance test administered to measure required competencies including language proficiency and analytical ability will be essential. Only the candidates who pass the written exam will be selected for the interview, on the basis of which final selection will be made.

  • Salient Features

    Advanced Theoretical Understanding: In-depth exploration of advanced media theories.
    Research Focus: Emphasis on advanced research methodologies.
    Policy and Ethics: Examination of media policies, regulations, and ethical considerations.
    Societal Impact: Analysis of media's impact on society.
    Advanced Production Skills: Training in advanced media production techniques.
    Specialization Options: Flexibility for specialization in areas of interest.
    Thesis Work: Independent research project or thesis.

  • Eligibility

    Applicants must have a Bachelor or equivalent degree in any discipline from a recognized institution with a minimum aggregate of  45 percent or 2 CGPA or equivalent to second division. 

  • Curricular Structure

    Advanced Media Theory: In-depth study of advanced media theories.
    Media Research Methods: Advanced research methodologies in media studies.
    Media Policy and Regulation: Examination of media policies, regulations, and ethics.
    Media and Society: Analysis of the role of media in shaping societal dynamics.
    Media Production and Innovation: Advanced training in media production and technologies.
    Specialization Electives: Courses for specializing in specific areas of media studies.
    Thesis/Research Project: Independent research project or thesis.

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