Media and Communication Technology Program Overview

Media and Communication Technology Program Overview

Program Overview

A Bachelor’s degree in Media and Communication Technology is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on various aspects of media technology, including digital media production, telecommunications, multimedia systems, and network engineering. It combines the study of communication theories, media production, digital technologies, and business management. The overall purpose of this program is to equip students with necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the rapid growth of media and communication technology in order to prepare them for careers in media and communication companies or self-employment as independent media producers. Throughout the 4-year program, students will learn about the emerging technologies, history and theory of media and communication. The program will provide practical aspects of producing various media forms such as audio, video, and web content. Students will gain an understanding of digital technologies and their impact on communication practices and media industries. In addition, students will have opportunities to complete internships or other practical experiences to gain hands-on experience in the field at the industry or virtually.

Program Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the principles, theories, and practices of media and communication technology.
  • Apply practical knowledge and skills of various hardware and software tools to design, create, and produce digital content.
  • Communicate effectively through different mediums of communication, including writing, speaking, and visual media.
  • Critically analyze situations, identify problems, and develop solutions using creative and innovative approaches.
  • Work collaboratively with others from diverse backgrounds, and aware of ethical issues related to media and communication technologies and demonstrate professionalism.
  • Adapt to changes in technology and media landscapes and continue to learn and update new skills throughout the career pathway.

Program Structure

The 4-year Bachelor’s Degree program contains 156 credits combining from 106 credits of coursework, 48 credits of internship and 2 credits of Industrial Placement Report. The courses are divided into three categories, including Common Courses, Specialized Courses, and Elective Courses.

Common courses 

PRO101: Computer Fundamentals

HUM101: Introduction to Humanities

KHM101: Introduction to Khmer Studies and History

RES101: Research Methods

SDE101: Social and Digital Entrepreneurship

ENG103: Academic Writing Skills

PHI101: Philosophy and Anthropology of Technology

Internship

9 internships (3 internships per term)

Specialised courses

MCT101: Introduction to Media and Communication

MCT102: Introduction to Digital Imaging and Design

MCT103: Introduction to Digital Marketing

MCT104: Multimedia Storytelling Principles

MCT105: Media and Communication Ethics

RMB104: Statistics and Probability

MCT106: Creative Writing for Digital Landscape

MCT207: Data-Driven Storytelling and Visualization

MCT208: Media and Society in the Digital Age

MCT209: Digital Media Production and Post-Production

MCT210: Video and Audio Production Fundamentals

MCT211: Digital Photography Basics

MCT212: Social Media Marketing Strategies

MCT213: Public Relations Fundamentals

MCT214: Research Methods in Media and Communication

MCT215: Emerging Technologies in Media & Communication

MCT216: Media Entrepreneurship and Management

MCT217: Media Technologies and Applications

MCT218: Visual Design and Communication

MCT319: Digital Media and Visual Communication

MCT320: 3D Modelling and Animation

MCT321: Multiplatform Content Creation

MCT322: Digital Storytelling and Narrative Design

MCT323: Motion Graphics Design

MCT324: Social Media Production and Branding

MCT325: Digital Media Law and Ethics

MCT326: Strategic Communication and Media Planning

MCT327: Media and Society in the Global Context

MCT328: Producing Live Media and Field Reporting

MCT329: Media Station Management

MCT330: Industry Orientation

Elective courses

ENV101: Environment and Geography

ENG101: Core English 01

CHN101: Chinese 01

GLO101: Global Studies

LIT101: Literature Studies

ENG101: Core English 02

CHN101: Chinese 02

Job Prospects

  • Public Relations Specialist 
  • Media and Communications Specialist
  • Media Studio Officer/Manager
  • Journalism Professional
  • Public Relation Officer/Manager
  • Media Photo and Video Editor
  • Media Graphic and Content Designer
  • Digital Marketing Officer/Manager
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