KEY FACTS
The Master's programme gives Actual World Experience (AWE) in media. The course is focused on providing students with the real picture of the media world along with special skills that give them an edge over other fresh media professionals. Live projects, competitions, regular assessments and a 24x7 work atmosphere readies you for the industry.
As a part of the curriculum, the students work on industry projects from the first semester. From documentaries to presentations everything is addressed by the curriculum. These activities comprise workshops, event launch, technical experience with equipment in well-appointed labs of the institute, lateral thinking in different environments. Students are expected to work alongside their classes in these activities, therefore multitasking and handling professional responsibilities simultaneously.
SCOPE & CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This industry-oriented masters programme is focused on giving you a clear understanding and necessary knowledge on how the media world actually operates, with special skills that give you an edge above the rest. These include:
- Multiple internships
- Live projects
- Competitions and academic participation
- Regular assessments and
- 24x7 simulated professional atmosphere
All of these prepare students to face placement opportunities in over 30 plus career path across media, advertising, public relations, corporate communications, event management, digital and social media. Placements take place in the final semester of the course.
| Television |
Film |
Radio |
Print |
Advertising |
Event Management |
Public Relations |
Digital Media |
| Reporter |
Scriptwriter |
Producer |
Reporter |
Client Servicing |
Client Servicing |
Account Manager |
Content Creators |
| Assignment Desk |
Cameraman |
Programmer |
Editors |
Planning |
Production Executives |
Media Relations |
Researchers |
| Scriptwriter |
Assistant Director |
Radio Jockey |
Designers |
Copywriter |
Traffic Managers |
Content Creators |
Social Media Monitoring |
| Editing |
Editor |
Marketing |
Marketing |
Media Planner |
Business Development |
Digital Media Executive |
Advertising |
| Production and Post Production |
Production and Post Production |
Sales/Activation |
Photo Journalist |
Visualizer |
Visualizer |
Marketing |
Marketing |
COURSE DETAILS
Course Breakup
| Semester |
Paper Code |
Paper |
| FIRST |
| MMC101 |
| MMC102 |
| MMC103 |
| MMC104 |
| MMC105 |
| MMC106 |
| MMC107 |
| MMC108 |
| MMC109 |
|
| Mass Media & Communication |
| Understanding Media in Historical Perspective |
| Introduction to Journalism |
| Indian Constitution, Media Laws & Ethics |
| Introduction to Advertising & Public Relations |
| Introduction to Visual Language: Photography & Videography |
| Still Photography & Videography Lab |
| Lifestyle Management Skills: Advanced Soft Skills & Theatre Workshop |
| Basic Media Software (Lab) |
|
| SECOND |
| MMC201 |
| MMC202 |
| MMC203 |
| MMC204 |
| MMC205 |
| MMC206 |
| MMC207 |
| MMC208 |
| MMC209 |
|
| Development & Environmental Communications |
| Folk Traditional & Popular Media |
| Film Theory & Practice |
| Applications of Information Technology in Media |
| New Media & Cyber Technology |
| Writing Editing Practicals: Publishing a newsletter |
| Advanced Multimedia Software Lab |
| Digital Filmmaking Lab |
| Summer Internship |
|
| THIRD |
| MMC301A |
| MMC302A |
| MMC303A |
| MMC304A |
| MMC304A |
| MMC304A |
| MMC307A |
| MMC301B |
| MMC302B |
| MMC303B |
| MMC304B |
| MMC305B |
| MMC306B |
| MMC307B |
| MMC301C |
| MMC302C |
| MMC303C |
| MMC304C |
| MMC305C |
| MMC306C |
| MMC307C |
| MMC301D |
| MMC302D |
| MMC303D |
| MMC304D |
| MMC305D |
| MMC306D |
| MMC307D |
|
| Management Principles & Media Business |
| Communication Research |
| Advanced Print Journalism & Photo Journalism |
| Cyber Journalism |
| Print Practicals including Photo Journalism: Publishing a tabloid/ newspaper |
| Conducting a media research related to print & cyber media |
| Web journalism practicals: Creating a web page using dreamweaver |
| Management Principles & Media Business |
| Communication Research |
| Radio Theory & Practice |
| Television Journalism |
| Production of studio based television programme using multi camera set up |
| Conducting a media research related to television or radioe |
| Production of a radio drama/documentary |
| Management Principles & Media Busines |
| Research on Visualization & Design Strategies |
| Graphic Design principles, Typography & layout |
| Principles, styles & History of Animation |
| Design Software Lab: Designing invitation cards, brochures, book covers |
| Animation Software Lab: Making a one minute 2D animation film |
| Video / Composting Lab |
| Management Principles & Media Business |
| Research on Copywriting & Visualization Strategies |
| Marketing Fundamentals & Corporate Communications |
| Consumer behaviour & Brand Management |
| Publicity for an Event: Preparing Press Kit, Organizing Press Conference |
| Comprehensive Multimedia Ad Campaign |
| Corporate Filmmaking |
|
| FOURTH |
| MMC401A |
| MMC402A |
| MMC403A |
| MMC404A |
| MMC405A |
| MMC401B |
| MMC402B |
| MMC403B |
| MMC404B |
| MMC405B |
| MMC401C |
| MMC402C |
| MMC403C |
| MMC404C |
| MMC405C |
| MMC401D |
| MMC402D |
| MMC403D |
| MMC404D |
| MMC405D |
|
| Comparative Media Studies |
| Live project |
| Dissertation & Viva |
| Opening a Website & Content Creation |
| Internship |
| Comparative Media Studies |
| Live project |
| Dissertation & Viva |
| Production of a Television News Bulletin |
| Internship |
| Advanced Animation Techniques |
| Live project: Developing Corporate Identity through Logo & Corporate Stationery |
| Dissertation & Viva |
| Production of a TVC with animation |
| Internship |
| Principles of Event Management |
| Live Event Project |
| Dissertation & Viva |
| Planning & Executing an Exhibition |
| Internship |
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Lecture and Tutorial Rooms
Classrooms are very spacious, airy and equipped with overhead projectors and modern teaching aids. Separate tutorial rooms are also available for special classes. Model classrooms are fitted with LCD Projectors and white screen.
Computing Facilities
The Academy has implemented an IT network infrastructure with well LAN connection and internet connectivity of 64 Mbps leased line. All students are provided with unique Email IDs for access to Academy related information.
Some of the outstanding features include:
- Spacious seminar halls with excellent acoustics for interactions with practitioners and other professionals
- An excellent library with unmatched academic content and aesthetics
- Halls of residence for students
- Food court built to the highest standards of hygiene
- Administration block
- Departmental stores
- Students’ Activity Centre
- Recreational Facilities
- Healthcare Centre, and
- Many more features that provide a unique learning and living experience
In short, the campus provides an ideal environment for young minds to explore new ideas, encourages creativity and independent thinking, even as it facilitates faculty to engage in research that combines both rigor and relevance; the staff to cultivate empathy toward students, and for all to develop the twin qualities of a lifelong yearning for learning and a compassionate and caring attitude towards fellow human beings.
ADVANTAGE
We aspire to meet all the challenges of a global society while retaining traditional values, in order to stay committed to developing industry-ready media professionals. This is why our course encourages students to break out of their chrysalis and become mature individuals with a determination of shaping a distinguished career as a well-rounded professional. The PG programme focuses on Actual World Experience (AWE) approach with live projects, internships, competitions, regular assessments and 24x7 simulated work atmospheres.
FEES & FUNDING
| Particulars |
Amount |
| Tuition Fee |
75,000 |
| Library Fees |
2,000 |
| Total Fees (per semester) |
77,000 |
|
|
| Admission Fee (One time) |
10,000 |
| Caution Deposit (One time, refundable) |
10,000 |
| Students Council Fees (One time) |
800 |
| University development Fee (One time) |
1,100 |
| Payable at the time of admission |
98,900 |
|
|
| Total Course Fees (Excluding Caution Deposit) |
3,19,900 |
