Master in Digital Media

Program Overview

Critically analyze global and regional trends in new media and their impact.
Design innovative digital content aligned with national priorities.
Apply core theories and concepts, ethical principles, and legal frameworks to understand and interpret new media phenomena.
Demonstrate leadership, strategic decision-making, and project management skills in digital media initiatives.
Develop and implement effective strategies for media relations, crisis, and risk communication through new media channels and technologies.
Conduct original academic research project using appropriate methodologies to address contemporary issue in new media.

Completion of 30 credit hours (seven core courses and two elective courses).

One year (30 credit hours)

S.N.	Course Code	Course Titles	Credit Hours
1	COM511	Media and Technology: Global and Regional Trends	3
2	COM512	New Media Ethics and Regulation	3
3	COM513	Theories of New Media	3
4	COM501	Storytelling and Content Writing for Social Media	3
5	COM514	Research Methods for New Media	3
6	COM515	Research Proposal	3
7	COM516	Research Project	6

S.N.	Course Code	Course Titles	Credit Hours
1	COM502	Audio and Visual Content Production for Social Media	3
2	COM504	Sustainability Communication in New Media	3
3	COM503	Social Media Content Management and Audience Data Analysis	3
4	COM505	Digital Media management and leadership	3
5	COM506	Digital Storytelling and Innovation	3
6	COM507	Global Communication	3

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 is required for full admission and 2.5/4.0 for conditional admission. Applicants with a GPA below 2.5/4.0 must first pass a formal interview to assess their suitability for the program with conditional admission.
IESOL the required mark is B1 - For IELTS it is 4.5