Master of Communication Arts Program in Communication
Main Objectives of the Curriculum
To build graduates who can enhance communication skills to respond to global trends while still keeping a local mindset as well as to develop research skills for sharing communications with the community and make connections both with the government and private sector, and international organizations, including setting up programs and activities for technology and new media development.
Course Highlights
1. Communication in the Digital Age
2. Global Communication
3. Message Design and Management Strategies
4. Communication for Relationship Management
Instruction Model
1. Plan A type A2 (Monday – Friday)
- Core courses (15 credits)
- Elective courses (9 credits)
- Non-credit courses (5 credits)
- Thesis (12 credits)
2. Plan B (Saturday – Sunday)
- Core courses (15 credits)
- Elective courses (15 credits)
- Non-credit courses (5 credits)
- Independent study (6 credits)
Specific Admission Requirements
Submitting a research proposal (not over 1 page A4) with the application form
Study plan
Student Admission
First semester
Second semester
Plan A type A2 (Monday – Friday)
5
5
Plan B (Saturday – Sunday)
15
15
Total tuition fee
First year
Second year
Summer courses and/or Not graduate and has a remaining course to register (Baht per credit)
