Media
Undergraduate
College of Economics & Social Development
BS (Honors) Media Studies is a hands-on multidisciplinary program, designed to provide students with a strong grounding in, and a broad academic base for, pursuing a professional career - institutional or entrepreneurial - in the wider field of media and film arts. Although the program has been progressively strengthened since its inception in Fall-2010, by refining the curriculum and pedagogy backed by investments in infrastructure upgrades, major curricular changes incorporated over the last couple of years, now allow students to delve deeper into the realm of new media and arts, and acquire the skillsets necessary for success in the emerging world of media and visual communication.
Students can major in either one of two streams i.e. Journalism and Filmmaking, that are offered in the program. However, they share common foundation courses in the first four semesters, before branching out towards their chosen major and concentrate on their mandatory core courses and electives. A total of 144 credit hours of coursework needs to be undertaken for completing the degree requirement, along with a compulsory 6-week internship stint after the sixth semester.
The program owes its success to the support it has received over the years from media experts, practitioners, and specialists from the field of journalism and filmmaking who still contribute toward the department’s work, as well as from media organizations, digital marketing agencies, and production studios among others.
The Media Studies Department has state of the art facilities to allow students to work in a practical environment. Industry level equipment and facilities are provided to students to aid in their learning. Students can use any of the equipment and facilities for their projects.
Communication
COM111 Critical Reading & Creative Writing
COM112 Appreciation of Literary Text
Economics
ECO106 Basic Economics
Islamic Studies
REL101 Islamic Studies
Language
LAN112 Urdu I
LAN113 Urdu II
Law
LAW405 Media Law & Business Ethics
Pakistan Studies
PSC301 Pakistan Studies
Social Sciences
MMM398 Social Sciences for Media
MMM344 Screenplay I
MMM354 Intro to Sound Design
MMM360 Introduction to Photography
MMM362 History of Filmmaking
MMM363 Intro to Design Tools
MMM374 Introduction to Journalism
MMM376 Intro to Performing Arts
MMM383 Introduction to Video Production
MMM394 Introduction to Creative Arts
MMM395 Media History
MMM396 Concept Art
MMM405 Cinematography
MMM342 Filmmaking – The Art & Craft: Thesis I (6C)
MMM351 Production Management
MMM366 Filmmaking – The Art & Craft: Thesis II (6C)
MMM369 Production Design
MMM373 Content Creation
MMM375 Advanced Sound Design
MMM377 Direction
MMM382 Editing & Post Production III (6C)
MMM402 Introduction to Unreal Engine
MMM301 Photojournalism
MMM318 Business Journalism
MMM333 Sports Journalism
MMM336 Human Rights & Gender Reporting
MMM367 Digital Journalism
MMM372 Environmental Journalism
MMM378 Investigative Journalism: Thesis I
MMM392 Investigative Journalism: Thesis II (6C)
MMM301 Photojournalism
MMM367 Digital Journalism
MMM384 Design Thinking
MMM386 Intro to Podcast & Audio Journalism
MMM399 New Media Technologies: Tools & Applications
MMM402 Introduction to Unreal Engine
MMM555 Discovering Film
ENT403 Entrepreneurship & Small Business
MMM384 Design Thinking
MMM396 Concept Art
MMM399 New Media Technologies: Tools & Applications
MMM555 Discovering Film
ENT403 Entrepreneurship & Small Business
MMM555 Discovering Film
MMM399 New Media Technologies: Tools & Applications
Semester One | Semester Two |
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Critical Reading & Creative Writing |
Introduction to Design Tools |
Semester Three | Semester Four |
Screenplay I |
Intro to 3D Animation & Motion Graphics |
Semester Five | Semester Six |
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Studio Production |
Production of Documentary |
Semester Seven | Semester Eight |
Methods in Media Research |
Content Distribution & Promotion |
Note: (J) = Journalism; (P) = Production
6C = 6 Credit Hours
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