Bachelor of Social Sciences in Communication
Programme Intended Learning Outcomes
- Understand how various factors and players function and how they relate to each other in a cultural, creative or journalistic context.
- Produce effective messages as an effective communicator and storyteller using communication skills learned in class.
- Apply analytical skills to examine and understand human behavior or communication texts, and to develop effective communication practices or messages themselves.
Program Objectives
The Communication Department offers a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Communication, and uses English as the medium of instruction. The programme offered has three specializations: Creative Media, Public Communication, Journalism & Mass Communication. The curriculum is diverse in terms of course offerings, and flexible in that it offers students a wide range of choices.
The curriculum has three main functions: firstly, to help students develop their written, spoken and visual communication literacies; secondly, to equip students with analytical and problem-solving skills; thirdly, to provide students with vocational skills and knowledge in areas such as media production and digital technology, public relations and journalism.
Graduates from the Communication Department go into the workforce with excellent communication skills, relevant vocational knowledge, and the expertise and ability to think creatively and analytically. These are all qualities that are highly valued by employers.
Undergraduate Curriculum Model (2011/2012 onwards)
- For In-taken in Academic Year 2020/2021 and after
- For In-taken in Academic Year 2017-2018 to 2019/2020
- For In-taken in Academic Year 2015-2016 to 2016-2017
- For In-taken in Academic Year 2011-2012 to 2014-2015