M.Phil in Media Studies
A 2 year degree program
(4 semesters)
M.Phil course is for study and discover some thing in a systematic manner. Respective of the disciplines, practices and applications, research students stand for systematic thinking organize abilities, progressiveness and above all – an open, honest and objective mind set. In this course we try to enhance research qualities and human values in the students along with the methods.
QUICK FACTS
Degree
M. Phil
Duration
2 Years
Mode of Delivery
On Campus
Specialization
Media &
Journalism
Program Component
Coursework &
Thesis
Faculty
Education & Humanities
QUICK FACTS
Degre
M. Phil
Duration
2 Years
Mode of Delivery
On Campus
Specialization
Media and Journalism
Program Components
Coursework & Thesis
Faculty
Education & Humanities
“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing”.
Course Contents
Our MPhil in Media Studies course is a well rounded and up-to-date course, which offers the skills and knowledge to find success as an researcher.
SEMESTER 1
MS-701
Research Methodology-I
MS-702
Advance Mass Communication Theory
MS-703
Mass Media Culture and Society
Elective Courses (Opt only one)
MS-704
Political Communication (Elective)
MS-705
Women & Media (Elective)
SEMESTER 2
MS-706
Research Methodology-II
MS-707
Research Communication
MS-708
Comparative Mass Media Issues
Elective Courses (Opt only one)
MS-709
Business Communication (Elective)
MS-710
Specialized Journalism (Elective)
MS-711
International Communication (Elective)
SEMESTER 3-4
Thesis Writing
Semester I
MS-701
Research Methodology-I
MS-702
Advance Mass Communication Theory
MS-703
Mass Media Culture and Society
Elective Courses (Opt only one)
MS-704
Political Communication (Elective)
MS-705
Women & Media (Elective)
Semester II
MS-706
Research Methodology-II
MS-707
Research Communication
MS-708
Comparative Mass Media Issues
Elective Courses (Opt only one)
MS-709
Business Communication (Elective)
MS-710
Specialized Journalism (Elective)
MS-711
International Communication (Elective)
Semester III & IV
Thesis
Entry Requirements
A first class masters degree in Media Studies/Mass Communication.
Entry Test
A multiple choice questions based test is conducted comprising 70% Media, 15% English and 15% General Knowledge. A student must get at least 50% marks in the test in order to be considerd for the next stage.
Interview
We invite applicants for an interview with the Head of the Department.