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curriculum
Gain the ability to interpret and communicate information yourself
Now that we have tools such as the internet and social media that allow individuals to make their voices heard around the world, the ability to interpret media and use it to disseminate information is required in every aspect of society. In this department, students learn what the media should convey and how to do it, think about the problems facing modern society, and develop the ability to use media.
Department of Socio-Media Studies Department Curriculum
Course Overview
*The Global Data Science course (GDS) starts from the first year, while other courses start from the second year.
Media Communication Course
This course reaffirms the position of mass media in the information society and studies its current state theoretically and practically. It examines content culture in broadcasting, print media, and other media from social and psychological perspectives.
Public Communication Course
Students will acquire communication skills and media literacy, and tackle a variety of social issues, such as building everyday human relationships, the nature of advertising and public relations, and the activities of NPOs and NGOs.
Media Production Course
Students will learn how to understand the characteristics of media and the structure of society, and how to express themselves in a creative and meaningful way to disseminate information. Students will also pursue the ability to plan and produce using a variety of media.
Global Data Science Course (GDS)
We aim to produce people who can pave the way in a chaotic future with their communication skills and data analysis abilities. Students enrolled in the GDS course can also choose to join seminars in the Department of Department of Sociology, going beyond the boundaries of their department.