College of Arts and Social Sciences

Academic Program for Mass Communication Department
  • Degree Plan
  • BA in Mass Communication
  • MA in Mass Communication
  • Minor in Journalism and Electronic Publishing
  • PH. D. in Mass Communication

 

 

Mass Communication Degree & Study Plan (2018 & after): Journalism & Online Publishing

Mass Communication Degree & Study Plan (2018 & after): Broadcasting

Mass Communication Degree & Study Plan (2018 & after): Public Relations & Advertising

 

 

 

 

The Bachelor program includes a major and three specializations launched in 2005.

  • Journalism and Electronic Publishing
  • Broadcasting Media
  • Public Relations and Advertising
 

Bachelor program description:

Final degree   Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications
Scientific category   Social Sciences
Standard time to degree in semesters   Foundation Program + Eight Semesters
Type of degree program   Undergraduate/First Degree
Credit hours   120
Specializations

 - Journalism and Electronic Publishing
  - Broadcasting Media
  - Public Relations and Advertising

Name of program coordinator/manager

  Dr. Hosni Nasr
  Head of the Mass Communication Department

 

 

 

 

Master Program description:

 
 
 Final degree  Master of Arts
 Scientific category  Social Sciences
 Standard time to degree in semesters  Four Semesters for Full time and Six Semester for Part-Time
 Type of degree program  Postgraduate
 When did the study program start?  Fall 2005
 Type of studies  Full-time or Part Time
 Credit Hours  24 + 6 hrs research project
 Name of program coordinator/manager  Dr. Abdullah Al Kindi
 Program website  http://www.squ.edu.om/cass/Departments/Mass-Communication

 

 

 

Journalism and Electronic Publishing is a minor devoted to non-mass com students accounting for (24 credit hours). The minor is offered to students from Departments of Arabic Language, History, Sociology and Social Work.

The PhD program launched in September 2023. Doctoral candidates must produce a thesis containing original work of suitable merit to demonstrate their command of the relevant research methodology and their ability to undertake independent research.