Advances in Information Technology are opening up increasing opportunities for qualified Multimedia Communications graduates to satisfy heavy workforce requirements. The course content includes in-depth studies of the press, radio and television broadcasting, e-journals, advertising, graphic art, how to meet the challenge of solving and managing corporate communications problems.

Duration: 4 years

Working skills:

A combination of theory and practice in Multimedia Communications helps students to develop skills in

- Communications

- Making presentations

- Analytical thinking

- Decision making

- Creative problem solving

- Teamwork.

Career prospects:

Areas of work include television and radio, film and video, digital media, computer games, journalism, writing and publishing. Multimedia Communications graduates can pursue professional careers as:

-  Advertising Managers

 - Graphic artists

-  Content Editors

-  Freelancers

-  Copywriters

-  Publications editors

-  Newsletter editors

-  Newspaper publishers

-  Web Publishers

-  Multimedia Designers