Radio, Film and Television

The Radio, Film and Television program provides students with a strong foundation in media production, communication theories, and cinematic arts. Through practical training and theoretical courses, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to work in broadcasting, film production, and digital media environments.

Core Courses:

• Introduction to Communication
• Political Science
• Introduction to Law
• Psychology and Communication Skills
• Sociology
• Introduction to Economics
• Basic Concepts in Philosophy
• Introduction to the Art of Cinema
• Telecommunications Law
• Camera and Editing
• Social Psychology
• Photography
• History of Information
• Film Lighting Techniques
• Political Systems and Communication Systems
• Script Writing
• Radio and Television Journalism
• Entrepreneurship and Project Culture
• Theories of Communication
• Planning and Management of Television Programs
• Production and Directing of Films
• Principles of Radio and Television Broadcasting
• Sociology of News
• Cultural Effects of Television
• Advanced Editing Techniques
• The Language of Cinema and Film Criticism
• Production and Directing
• Advanced Script Writing
• Graduation Project
• Ethical Approach to Journalism and Television
• Advanced Imaging Practices
• Documentary Photography
• Broadcasting and Digital Media
• Types of Cinema
• Broadcasting and Casting Techniques
• Film Industry and Culture
• Sound Design and Use of Music
• Documentary Cinema

Career Opportunities:

• Photography Companies
• TV Channels
• Radio Stations
• Advertising Companies
• Film and Series Production Companies
• Public Relations Departments in Public and Private Companies