Program Title: | Bachelor of Mass Communications Concentration in Digital Media |
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Credit Hours: | 123 |
Award Granted on Completion: | Bachelor of Mass Communications Concentration in Digital Media |
Delivery Mode: | Face-To-Face |
Local Accreditation Status: | Commission for Academic Accreditation, UAE (CAA) |
Language of Study: | Arabic |
Duration: | 4 Years |
Campus: | Abu Dhabi, Al Ain |
Faculty Info: | Faculty of Media and Public Relations |
Chairperson: | Dr. Yasir Abogasim (HoD, Digital Media) |
About the Program
The Bachelor of Mass Communications Concentration in Digital Media enables students with both the technical skills and critical awareness to communicate effectively in digital media environments. Courses focusing on media literacy will address ethical issues in social media, digital marketing, and radio & TV broadcasting, and consider the implications of technological innovation in creating media production. A problem-solving approach will be used throughout.
Objectives
Learning Outcomes
After completing the Bachelor of Mass Communications Concentration in Digital Media, numerous career opportunities are available to you. Here are some of the positions previous graduates of the program have secured:
General Requirements (33 Credit Hours)
Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hours | Prerequisite |
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CIT 100 | Introduction to Information Technology | 3 | None |
ENG 100 | English I | 3 | None |
GEN100/ GEN101 |
Communication Skills in Arabic/ Communication Skills in Arabic for non-Arabic speakers | 3 | None |
GEN 102 | Islamic Culture (Arabic/English) | 3 | None |
GEN 105 | Emirates Culture and Society | 3 | None |
ENG 104 | English II | 3 | ENG100 |
GEN 103 | Logic and Critical Thinking | 3 | ENG100 |
GEN 201 | Psychology | 3 | ENG100 |
GEN 302 | Fundamentals of Innovation and Entrepreneurship | 3 | ENG100 |
GEN 304 | Ethics | 3 | ENG100 |
MTH 105 | Mathematics and Statistics | 3 | None |
Program Requirements (27 Credit Hours)
Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hours | Prerequisite |
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MCM 101 | Introduction to digital media | 3 | |
MCM 102 | Introduction to Public Relations | 3 | |
MCM 121 | Introduction to Advertising | 3 | |
MCM 123 | Media theories | 3 | |
MCM 201 | Media in the UAE | 3 | GEN 105 |
MCM 202 | Media research methods | 3 | MCM 123 |
MCM 203 | Digital photography | 3 | MCM 101 |
MCM 301 | International Communication | 3 | |
Elective Course = 3 credit hours |
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MCM 210 | Geopolitics | 3 | |
MCM 211 | Consumer behavior | 3 | |
MCM 212 | The Art of Persuasion | 3 | |
MCM 213 | Social Psychology | 3 | GEN 201 |
Supporting Requirements (30 Credit Hours)
Course Code | Course Title | Credit hours | Prerequisite |
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MCM 122 | Professional writing in Arabic | 3 | GEN 100 |
MCM 204 | Introduction to Media and artificial intelligence | 3 | |
MCM 221 | Rhetorical communication | 3 | |
MCM 222 | Social marketing | 3 | MCM 121 |
MCM 223 | Public opinion | 3 | |
MCM 321 | Arab Media | 3 | MCM 201 |
MCM 322 | Media Translation | 3 | ENG 100 |
MCM 401 | Economics and management of media organizations | 3 | |
MCM 421 | Protocol & Etiquette | ||
Elective Course = 3 credit hours |
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MCM 125 | Introduction to Sociology | 3 | |
MCM 326 | Modern Arab History | 3 | |
MCM 327 | Global issues | 3 | |
MCM 328 | Modern Arabic literature | 3 | |
MCM 329 | Documentary Cinema | 3 |
Digital Media Major Requirements (33 Credit Hours)
Course Code | Course Title | Credit hours | Prerequisite |
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DMC 301 | Digital media skills | 3 | MCM 203 |
DMC 302 | Writing to Digital Media | 3 | MCM 122 |
DMC 303 | Media Content Industry | 3 | DMC 301 |
DMC 321 | Social networks | 3 | DMC 301 |
DMC 401 | Internet Journalism | 3 | DMC 302 |
DMC 402 | Web Design | 3 | CIT 100 |
DMC 403 | Online Radio and Television Broadcasting | 3 | DMC 301 |
DMC 410 | Field Training (Digital Media) | 3 | Passing 80 hours, including 12 hours of specialization courses |
DMC 422 | Graduation Project (Digital Media) | 3 | Graduation Semester |
Free Course | 3 | ||
Free Course | 3 |
Semester 1 |
CH |
Semester 2 |
CH | ||
YEAR 1 (33 CH) | |||||
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ENG 100 | English I | 3 | MCM121 | Introduction to Advertising | 3 |
GEN 105 |
Emirates Culture and Society
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3 | ENG 104 | English II | 3 |
GEN 102 | Islamic Culture | 3 | MCM 122 | Professional writing in Arabic | 3 |
CIT 100 | Introduction to Information Technology | 3 | MCM 123 | Media theories | 3 |
MCM101 | Introduction to digital media | 3 | MTH 105 | Mathematics and Statistics | 3 |
MCM102 | Introduction to Public Relations | 3 | |||
Total | 18 | Total | 15 | ||
YEAR 2 (36 CH) | |||||
GEN 100 | Communication skills in Arabic | 3 | MCM 221 | Rhetorical communication | 3 |
MCM 201 | Media in the UAE | 3 | MCM 222 | Social marketing | 3 |
MCM 202 | Media research methods | 3 | MCM 223 | Public opinion | 3 |
MCM 203 | Digital photography | 3 | DMC 301 | Digital media skills | 3 |
MCM 204 | Introduction to Media and artificial intelligence | 3 | GEN 304 | Ethics | 3 |
Elective course 13——-Free course 13 | |||||
Total | 18 | Total | 18 | ||
YEAR 3 (30 CH) | |||||
GEN302 | Fundamentals of Innovation and Entrepreneurship | 3 | GEN 201 | Psychology | 3 |
ENG104 | English 2 | 3 | DMC 321 | Social networks | 3 |
MCM 301 | International Communication | 3 | MCM 321 | Arab Media | 3 |
DMC 302 | Writing to Digital Media | 3 | MCM 322 | Media Translation | 3 |
DMC 303 | Media Content Industry | 3 | Elective Course 2 | 3 | |
TOTAL | 15 | TOTAL | 15 | ||
YEAR 4 (27 CH) | |||||
GEN103 | Logic and Critical Thinking | 3 | MCM 421 | Protocol & Etiquette | 3 |
DMC 401 | Internet Journalism | 3 | ——- | Free Course 2 | 3 |
MCM 401 | Economics and management of media organizations | 3 | DMC 403 | Online Radio and Television Broadcasting | 3 |
DMC 402 | Web Design | 3 | DMC 422 | Graduation Project in Digital Media | 3 |
DMC 410 | Field Training in Digital Media | 3 | |||
TOTAL | 15 | TOTAL | 12 |
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