Academic Programmes

Overview

School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed to be University offers three programmes, i.e. Bachelor of Communication and Journalism, Master of Communication and Journalism, and a PhD programme in Communication and Journalism.

KIIT School of Mass Communication KSMC Studio

Programmes

The eligibility for this course is 50% marks in intermediate examination. Students will get admission through KIITEE.

The eligibility for this course is 50% marks in any stream of graduation. Students will get admission through KIITEE.
The course offers specialisation in three areas, namely:

  • Convergent Journalism
  • Communication for Social Change
  • Communications Management

Programme Overview
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Communication and Journalism at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed to be University offers a multidisciplinary approach to studying human and mediated communication in the historical, social, cultural, political, economic and technological contexts. PhD students study research methodology and its philosophy, publication ethics, political economy, relevant theories, and advanced academic writing as part of the coursework. After completing the coursework in the first two semesters, students write their thesis with the proper guidance of eminent professors and an interdisciplinary advisory committee at the university level.

Doctoral Programme Research Lecture Series
The Doctoral Programme Research Lecture Series (DPRLS) is a unique learning forum at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed to be University. It invites eminent professors and scholars to deliver lectures for PhD students and early career researchers. The objective of this lecture series is to enhance specific research skills, knowledge and competencies among PhD students. This innovative programme exposes students to a range of philosophical, theoretical, and methodological concepts intended to train the students to become proficient researchers.

Syllabus

Academic Calendar of KIIT Schools of Mass Communication