M.Phil in Communication Studies at University of Sargodha Pakistan
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Accreditation Information : Pre Requisite Courses : Qualifying Exams : Tution Fees : Financial Aid / Scholarship Offered : Courses :
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MC-311 English MC-312 English MC-321 Pakistan Studies MC-322 Islamic Studies MC-331 Fundamental of Mass Communication -I MC-332 Fundamental of Mass Communication -II MC-341 Minor- I MC-342 Minor - I MC-351 Minor- II MC-352 Minor - II Semester-III Semester-IV MC-411 English MC-412 English MC-421 Mass Media & Society MC-422 Mass media in pakistan MC-431 Research Methodology MC-432 News editing (Practice) MC-441 Minor - I MC-442 Minor- I MC-451 Minor- II MC-452 Minor - II Semester-V Semester- VI MC-511 Concept and Theories of Mass Communication-I MC-512 Mass Media Research -I MC-521 Advance Reporting (Practice) MC-522 Editorial, Feature & Column Writing (TH & PR.) MC-431 History of Mass Media MC-532 Concept & Theories in Mass Communication MC-441 Globalization and Media MC-542 Social Psychology MC-451 Political Economy MC-552 Electronic Media in Pakistan Semester-VII Semester-VIII MC-611 History of Press MC-612 Newspaper Production MC-621 Media Management MC-622 Media Management MC-631 Media Laws & Ethics MC-632 News Writing Workshop MC-641 Sub-Editing (Practical) MC-642 Comprehensive Viva Voce MC-651 Radio-TV Journalism (Practical) MC-652 Thesis
This is an innovative research qualification which allows you to develop generic research knowledge and skills whilst pursuing a subject-based research project. It differs from taught Masters degrees such as MA, MSc and the LLM. It is a qualification in its own right as well as an entry qualification for higher-level research by MPhil or PhD. It provides you with a broad appreciation of research methods and methodology including an understanding of the uses and limitations of quantitative and qualitative research methods. It also offers specific knowledge of current debates and research in a specific discipline or subject area. The MRes
Masters Degree in Mass Communication / Journalism with 2nd division from any recognized university. Selection Process: GRE/GAT Test is conducted by NTS. The subject GRE test and subsequest interviews are arranged by the Department.The divisions of bachelors and masters degrees also have weightage in the admission criteria. Duration: Two Years Medium of Instruction: English Teaching Methodology: Distance Learning including mandatory workshops in each semester. AIOU Credits Required: Eight Credits Course Required: 1- Evolution of Mass Communication Research (6630) 2- Mass Media and Society (6631) 3- Foundations of Behavioral Research-I (6632) 4- Advances in Mass Communication Research (6633) 5- Foundations of Behavioral Research-I
This is an innovative research qualification which allows you to develop generic research knowledge and skills whilst pursuing a subject-based research project. It differs from taught Masters degrees such as MA, MSc and the LLM. It is a qualification in its own right as well as an entry qualification for higher-level research by MPhil or PhD. It provides you with a broad appreciation of research methods and methodology including an understanding of the uses and limitations of quantitative and qualitative research methods. It also offers specific knowledge of current debates and research in a specific discipline or subject area. The MRes