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  • Recognized Under Sec. 2(f) of UGC Act 1956,
  • Approved by AICTE, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India,
  • Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.

AIM

“Our AIM is to equip future communicators and media professionals with the skills and values needed to shape global narratives, inform society, and inspire positive change through responsible and impactful journalism and mass communication.”

VISION

To be a leading institution in media education, dedicated to shaping media professionals and researchers who contribute meaningfully to society and setting global benchmarks in media training, research, and practice.

MISSION

  1. To implement inclusive and innovative teaching methodologies that expands the knowledge base of students.
  2. To equip students with the skills needed to meet emerging challenges in the media landscape.
  3. To establish the department as a center of excellence in quality education and socially impactful research.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

No. PROGRAMME DURATION Admission through NLT/CET/CUET# ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Subjects of Entrance Test* (CET)
1. Master of Arts (Mass Communication) MA(MC)
  1. 2 Years
  1. CET
  2. CUET #
  1. Eligibility Criteria: Graduation in any discipline from a recognized University with aggregate of 50% marks.
  2. Admission Criteria: Admission shall be on the basis of the merit of the CET. The vacant seats after exhausting the merit list of CET will be filled through the merit list of CUET#.
  1. Communication Skills – English (30%)
  2. Current Affairs – (20%)
  3. General Knowledge – (20%)
  4. Mass Media (Print/TV/Radio/Film/New Media) – (30%)

PROGRAM EDUCATIONALOBJECTIVES

  1. PEO 1: Knowledge The Programme will provide students with the opportunity to learn fundamentals of media theory and practice and also give detailed inputs about various streams in the media industry.
  2. PEO 2: Understanding The programme will help the student to develop an insight into theoretical and applied aspects of communication theory and research, media laws and ethics, visual communication, media technologies and media management. They will get an opportunity to explore the interdisciplinary aspects of media through the study of literary texts and the sociological dimension of the impact of media.
  3. PEO 3: Synthesis The programme will equip the students to develop an ability to deal with the complexities of creative, sociological and managerial aspects of working in the media and entertainment industry.
  4. PEO 4: Application The program will help the student to evolve as professionals with a deep sense of social responsibility who will work in different streams of media practice independently or with an organisation.

THRUST AREA

The Institute meets aspirations of future managers, to take on challenges of decision making in the realm of core management functions catering to the ever changing demands of the Industry. The department has highly qualified & experienced faculty who surpass in their respective domain areas. The institute aspires to produce individuals, fortified to contribute for progress at all levels both on national and global.

The department identifies thrust area of research and live projects in the domain of:-

MANAGEMENT#

  1. Technology Management
  2. Business Analytics
  3. Six Sigma in Quality Management
  4. Engineering Management
  5. Innovation Management
  6. Supply Chain Resilience
  7. Heritage Management
  8. Project Management
  9. Operations Management
  10. Organizational Behavior
  11. Strategic Planning
  12. Management Information System
  13. Social Enterprise Management
  14. Talent Management
  15. Risk Management

NEP 2020 IMPLEMENTATION#

  1. Leadership FDP:
    1. Sustainable Change Management
    2. U.S Baldrige Education PerformanceExcellence Framework
    3. Community Service Importance
  2. Project Management
  3. Risk Management
  4. Soft Skills Excellence:
    1. Leadership Excellence
    2. Effective Decision Making
    3. Effective Time management
    4. Effective Teamwork
    5. Effective Project Management
  5. NEP 2020 Implementation – Sharing Successes and Failures
#Thrust Areas of AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy FDPs/CPDPs

SCHEME / SYLLABUS

No. Master of Arts in Mass Communication (MAMC) PDF
Scheme of Examination & Detailed Syllabus for Master of Arts in Mass Communication w.e.f. 2020-21 Academic Session
PO1:
Knowledge:

Students will understand communication theories, research methodology and scholarly practices necessary for research and higher studies. They will also learn social, legal, economic and technological dimensions of media. Upon completing their studies in MAMC programme students will proceed to establish their own practice or work in the established organisation depending upon their preferences.

PO2:
Understanding:

Students will understand the history and theories of Communication Studies and express their opinion on various socio-economic, developmental and political aspects of Mass Communication.

PO3:
Research:

The scholars will be able to synthesize and apply their understanding to form insights for further scholarly endeavours. They will demonstrate the ability to define and undertake relevant projects independently.

PO4:
Employability and Entrepreneurial skills:

The student shall be able to gain experience and skills relevant to employment and be able to apply those skills in competitive work environments.

PO5:
Communication:

The students will be able to analyse the information and express their thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively.

PO6:
Life Long Learning:

Students will be able to engage in independent and lifelong learning and be equipped to enhance their knowledge and skills as required in future.

PO7:
Ethics & Moral Values:

The student will develop a sense of responsibility recognizing different value systems and understand the moral and ethical dimensions of their actions, decisions, thoughts, and expressions.

PO8:
Co-operation:

The student will develop an ability to work with personnel from a cross section of the society and shall be able to respond and contribute positively and creatively to the collaborative work environments. They shall also be able to demonstrate coordinated effort as a part of a group or a team in the interest of the common cause.

MAMC COURSE OUTCOMES (COs)

First Semester Course Outcomes
Code No. Paper L T/P Credits Type COs
Theory
MA(MC) 101 Communication Theory 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 103 Visual Communication 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 105 Development Communication 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 107 Film Appreciation 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 109 Elective 1 English Literature 3/Week 3 Elective 1
MA(MC) 111 Elective 2 Indian Literature in Hindi 3/Week 3 Elective 1
MA(MC) 113 MOOC* 3 Elective 1
Practical
MA(MC) 151 Visual Communication Lab 6 3 Core
MA(MC) 153 Elective Folk Media in Development Communication Lab (Street Theatre) 6 3 Elective 2
MA(MC) 155 Elective Folk Media in Development Communication Lab (Puppetry) 6 3 Elective 2
MA(MC) 157 Media Practice Workshops 1 3 Elective 1
Total 19/Week 12 28
Second Semester Course Outcomes
Code No. Paper L T/P Credits Type COs
Theory
MA(MC) 102 Communication Research 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 104 Photography and Audio Visual Production 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 106 Social Inclusion 3/Week 3 Core
MA(MC) 108 Media Laws and Ethics 3/Week 3 Core
MA(MC) 110 MOOC* 3 Elective 3
Practical
MA(MC) 152 Communication Research Lab 6 3 Core
MA(MC) 154 Photography and Audio Visual Production Lab 6 3 Core
MA(MC) 156 Seminar and Presentation 6 3 Compulsory
Total 14/Week 18 26
Third Semester Course Outcomes
Code No. Paper L T/P Credits Type COs
(Specialization in Advertising and Corporate Communication)
Theory
MA(MC) 201 Advertising Concepts, Creativity & Media 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 203 Consumer Behaviour and Market Research 4/Week 4 Core
MA(MC) 205 Public Relations and Corporate Communication 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MA(MC) 251 Ad Copy and Design Lab 6 3 Core
MA(MC) 253 PR/ Corporate Communication Lab 6 3 Core
MA(MC) 255 Media Practice Workshops 2 3
MA(MC) 257 Major Project Proposal 3
MA(MC) 259 Industrial Training Report* 3
  Total 12/Week 12 27    
(Specialization in Journalism)
Theory
MMJN 201 Journalism: History, Concepts and Principles 4/Week 4 Core
MMJN 203 Reporting, Editing & Photojournalism 4/Week 4 Core
MMJN 205 Broadcast Journalism 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMJN 251 Print Production and Photojournalism Lab
MMJN 253 Broadcast Journalism lab 6 3
MMJN 255 Media Practice Workshops 2 3
MMJN 257 Major Project Proposal 3
MMJN 259 Industrial Training Report* 3
  Total 12/Week 12 27    
(Specialization in New Media)
Theory
MMNM 201 New Media: Policy and Practices 4/Week 4 Core
MMNM 203 Digital Journalism 4/Week 4 Core
MMNM 205 Smartphone Communication Technology 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMNM 251 Digital Journalism & Convergence Lab 6 3
MMNM 253 Smartphone Communication and Technology Lab 6 3
MMNM 255 Media Practice 6 3
MMNM 257 Pre-Major Project Proposal 3
MMNM 259 Industrial Training Report* 3
  Total 12/Week 12 27    
(Specialization in Video Production)
Theory
MMTV 201 TV Production, Direction and Ethical Issues 4/Week 4
MMTV 203 Screenwriting for TV and Film 4/Week 4
MMTV 205 Digital Cinematography 4/Week 4
Practical
MMTV 251 Digital Cinematography and Production Lab 6 3
MMTV 253 Screenwriting Lab 6 3
MMTV 255 Media Practice Workshops 2 3
MMTV 257 Major Project Proposal 3
MMTV 259 Industrial Training Report* 3
  Total 12/Week 12 27    
Four Semester Course Outcomes
Code No. Paper L T/P Credits Type COs
(Specialization in Advertising and Corporate Communication)
Theory
MMCC 202 Integrated Brand Promotion 4/Week 4 Core
MMCC 204 Corporate Communication: Strategies and Practices 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMCC 252 Radio, TV & Web Advertising Lab 8 4
MMCC 254 Research Project 6
MMCC 256 Major Project 6
MMCC 258 Comprehensive Viva Voce 4
  Total 8/Week 8 28    
(Specialization in Journalism)
Theory
MMJN 202 Advanced Journalism 4/Week 4 Core
MMJN 204 International Communication & Global Journalism 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMJN 252 Advanced Journalism Lab 8 4 Core
MMJN 254 Research Project 6
MMJN 256 Major Project 6
MMJN 258 Comprehensive Viva Voce 4
  Total 8/Week 8 28    
(Specialization in New Media)
Theory
MMNM 202 Web Design and Animation 4/Week 4 Core
MMNM 204 Digital Marketing 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMNM 252 Web Design, Animation and Digital Marketing Lab 8/Week 4
MMNM 254 Research Project 6
MMNM 256 Major Project 4
MMNM 258 Comprehensive Viva Voce 4
  Total 8/Week 8 28    
(Specialization in Video Production)
Theory
MMTV 202 Documentary and Reality Films 4/Week 4 Core
MMTV 204 Editing and Post-production 4/Week 4 Core
Practical
MMTV 252 Editing and Post Production Lab 8 4
MMTV 254 Research Project 6 Core
MMTV 256 Major Project 6
MMTV 258 Comprehensive Viva Voce 4 Core
  Total 8/Week 8 28    
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