20 Media Degree Programs in Asia

The mission of the Master of Arts program in Media Studies is to equip its graduates to become lifelong commentators, media content creators, and media interpreters in an increasingly interconnected world. The program offers students the conceptual and analytical tools, along with hands-on experience, necessary to embark on careers in communication.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Convergent Media and Communication Technology (BA-CMCT) Degree Programme provides students with a quality inter-disciplinary education that offers a unique blend of media theory and practice in association with communication technology, so as to nurture professional and versatile talents to confidently face challenges and opportunities in the age of rapidly developing digital media and communication industries.

The Master of Journalism (MJ) course is a one-year full-time or a two-year part-time course. Students learn the core skills of journalism—reporting and writing, television and video production, media law and ethics, and new media. Students also have the opportunity to take elective courses in a broad range of subjects from business and finance to data journalism to digital media. Candidates shall complete no fewer than 60 and no more than 72 course credits.

As the first of its kind in Asia, the MJ-DFS programme empowers aspiring documentarians to harness the power of authentic visual storytelling. The one-year intensive programme provides hands-on experience in documentary making, learning from top filmmakers from around the world.

While the structural changes of information society caused largely by the revolution of digital technology are rapidly going on, a phenomenon of media convergence is emerging in the various journalistic fields. The Graduate School of Journalism and Media is established to pursuit new principles of public interest as well as to build new theories of ethics of journalism and media in the midst of increasingly changing globalized community. Graduate school has two purposes to both educate students and train journalistic professionals. In order to accomplish these purposes, the two courses are placed in the graduate school where the faculty is composed of academics and resident journalists. The Graduate School contributes to improving the quality of journalism as a whole through education and training.

The bachelor’s in media program at the Gulf University is designed to develop media competencies for students who wish to work in media fields by developing their knowledge and professional skills. The program also targets students with some previous experience in the media. The program's rationale is to provide students with the required knowledge in the media, radio and television, journalism, and public relations fields by following a multidisciplinary approach and professional practices that follow an orderly sequence of modules.

The Fashion Media Design programme implements a wide range of activities across the communication spectrum, such as media strategy, journalism, social media, blogging for business and Web and app design, to achieve a modern and well-rounded fashion communication solution.

Master's Program in Journalism focuses on developing journalism and employment of Master's graduates in media institutions. The Programme is designed for any speciality of a Bachelor's Degree. Master Programme in Journalism aims to gain students the necessary skills and to prepare highly qualified journalists.

In our increasingly interconnected world, emerging media and artistic expressions interweave, shaping not only our communities but also the industries of the future. The Arts & Media major fosters practical and analytical abilities in students, equipping them to navigate and innovate within these evolving landscapes. Our major has a dual structure, enabling students to concentrate on either Art, as reflective and creative intervention, or Media, as the processes and industry of communication. A shared core of interdisciplinary classes fosters an exchange of ideas and analytical perspectives between these tracks.

The Department of Informatics and Media Design focuses on design theories and techniques relating to interface planning that connects humans with media space and media design created by audio/visual technologies.

Contemporary society speaks and expresses itself through media. As media develops, the ability to express oneself through media can be a competitive edge. In particular, as new media emerges and advances, the need for talented individuals in this industry is increasing. SDU’s Department of Media Image teaches various media-related theories and gives on-the-job training on motion pictures, broadcasting, computer graphics, filming, and editing, based on the understanding of the rapidly changing media environment. We strive to train our students to be the best in media with a broad knowledge base and know-how conveyed by professionals in each area of media.

It is the 15th anniversary of the chair "Journalism and world literature," at the Nakhchivan State University in 2017. The staff training of the journalist began at the university from 2001.

This course can be broadly split into two components. The first is to establish a core research community in fields such as visual, spatial, and cyber media (which have not been adequately covered by the arts or the humanities in the past) and newly emerging fields gaining in social importance, as well as teaching current arts and media issues from a specialist, practical perspective. The main objective is to develop students’ theoretical understanding of areas such as media literacy, which lie outside the framework of existing art theories yet have real relevance to social realities, while also providing practical training to develop their media-processing skills on the computer.

SZABIST offers a four year (eight semesters) BS (Media Sciences) degree with majors in Production and Advertising. The BS Program is essentially an evening program and consists of 46 courses & a thesis (six courses per semester) with a total of 144

In the popular culture industry, Collaboration and OSMU have been utilized to great effect in the film, broadcasting, performance art, music, advertising, and product planning and as a result, the boundaries between all these popular art forms and disciplines have disappeared. This means that not only the boundaries between these different art forms and disciplines but also the boundaries dividing nations, races, religions, and individuals will begin to break down. And new technologies and trends are driving the pace of change beyond what anyone would have imagined. In addition to this change in the popular culture industry, cultural talent development is also increasingly important for practical and creative education in this field. In the Department of Entertainment & Media, our mission is to cultivate artists who can lead the world's cultural industry by providing character education as well as professional training. We also train artists to be sincere and authentic as is required at the present. We do this through an online training system centered on theory and field training.