Communication Studies and Language - Communication Studies
This programme aims to train professionals in the Communication Information Technology (CIT) field, preparing them to enter or specialize in various areas such as:
Through this program, students will acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in these diverse fields, meeting the growing demand for skilled professionals in the evolving landscape of communication and technology.
Detailed Research Mini Dissertation: The student will be required to conduct in-depth research on a specific topic within their field of study, culminating in a well-structured mini dissertation that presents their findings, analysis, and conclusions.
Oral Reporting on Aspects of the Research: Students will be expected to orally present key aspects of their research, showcasing their understanding of the topic, methodology, and results to an audience. This will also include fielding questions and engaging in discussions to demonstrate their knowledge and critical thinking skills.
Regular Written Reports on Sub Areas and Sub Problems: Throughout the research process, students will submit regular written reports focusing on sub areas and sub problems related to their research topic. These reports will help track progress, identify challenges, and refine research methods and objectives.
Demonstrated Competence in Specific Areas of the Field: Students will be evaluated on their competence in specific areas of the field through both theoretical knowledge and practical application. This may involve performing fieldwork, conducting experiments in a laboratory setting, or engaging in hands-on activities related to the research topic.
By engaging in these various assessment methods, students will be able to demonstrate their research skills, critical thinking abilities, and subject matter expertise in a comprehensive and integrated manner.
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