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Master of Mass Communication Programme Orientation Assoc Prof Augustine Pang Programme Director Augustine.Pang@ntu.edu.sg Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information 1 Outline 1. Programme Structure 2. Courses 3. Awards 4.


  1. Master of Mass Communication Programme Orientation Assoc Prof Augustine Pang Programme Director Augustine.Pang@ntu.edu.sg Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information 1

  2. Outline 1. Programme Structure 2. Courses 3. Awards 4. Opportunities 5. Dates to Remember 6. Academic Support 7. School Support 2

  3. Programme Structure 3

  4. Option of Study MMC Study 8 courses + 10 courses dissertation ‘Coursework Only’ ‘Coursework & Option Dissertation’ Option 3 Core courses 3 Core courses 7 General electives 5 General electives Dissertation 4

  5. Course Load & Duration of Study Full-time study • Up to 5 courses per semester • Average completion time: 2-3 semesters, depending on course load choice and track (‘coursework only’ or ‘coursework & dissertation’ option) Part-time study • Up to 3 courses per semester • Completion time depends on option (‘coursework only’ or ‘coursework & dissertation’ option) and individuals’ schedule (Minimum candidature 1 year and maximum candidature 4 years .) *Important* Take Core courses as early as possible 5

  6. Coursework and Dissertation Option • Suits students who are research-inclined (e.g. preparing for a PhD study) – With average grade of at least B+/A- or CGPA of 4.00 & above – Willing and able to spend more time in their studies • Rigorous academic procedure – finding supervisor (full-time faculty), dissertation proposal, study, writing, submission, and anonymous examination by faculty • Topic determined by student based on personal interest, consultation with supervisor, identified from WKWSCI faculty • Possible dissertation examination results: Pass, minor revision, major revision, or failure 6

  7. Courses 7

  8. Mondays A6301 Communication, Technology and Society (Core) 6.30pm to 9.30pm, Executive Seminar Room (ESR), CS02-19, WKWSCI Bldg 100% Continual Assessment Prof Richard Seyler Ling Shaw Foundation Professor in Media Technology 8

  9. Tuesdays A6302 Communication Research (Core) 6.30pm to 9.30pm, Executive Seminar Room (ESR), CS02-19, WKWSCI Bldg 100% Continual Assessment Prof Hao Xiaoming 9

  10. Wednesdays A6337 Strategic Advertising Management A6343 Television Studies 6.30pm to 9.30pm, CS-TR+8 Tutorial Room, 6.30pm to 9.30pm, Masters Programme (MMC) CS02-21, WKWSCI Bldg Room, CS02-34, WKWSCI Bldg 100% Continual Assessment 100% Continual Assessment Assoc Prof Lee Chun Wah Asst Prof Liew Kai Khiun 12

  11. Thursdays A6347 Organisation Communication & A6356 Journalism 3.0: Clickbait Journalism? Conflict Management 6.30pm to 9.30pm, LHS-TR+32 Tutorial Room, 6.30pm to 9.30pm, CS-TR+8 Tutorial Room, LHS-B2-09, The Hive CS02-21, WKWSCI Bldg 100% Continual Assessment 100% Continual Assessment Asst Prof Edson C Tandoc Jr. Assoc Prof Augustine Pang Programme Director, Master of Mass Comm 12

  12. Cross-listed Courses K6312 Information Mining & Analysis K6316 Organisational Leadership Tuesdays, 6.30pm to 9.30pm, Tan Tong Meng 6.30pm to 9.30pm, Tutorial Room 4, SPMS- (TTM) PC Lab CS02-35, WKWSCI Bldg TR+4, SPMS-04-05 Exam Date: 28 Nov 2017 (Tue), 1.00pm-4.00pm Exam Date: 24 Nov 2017 (Fri), 9.00am-12.00pm Assoc Prof Na Jin Cheon Ms Brenda Lee 15

  13. Cross-listed Courses (cont’d) K6311 Storytelling For Organisations K6308 Business Intelligence Saturdays, Schedule A (9am-12pm: 19 Aug; Saturdays, Schedule B (1pm-4pm: 19 Aug; 10am-5pm: 26 Aug, 9 Sep, 23 Sep, 21 Oct, 4 Nov, 10am-5pm: 2 Sep, 16 Sep, 30 Sep, 14 Oct, 28 Oct, 18 Nov), Seminar Room 2 (CS-SR2) CS02-20, 11 Nov), Seminar Room 2 (CS-SR2) CS02-20, WKWSCI Bldg WKWSCI Bldg Exam Date: 1 Dec 2017 (Fri), 9.00am-12.00pm Exam Date: 6 Dec 2017 (Wed), 9.00am-12.00pm Ms Brenda Lee Mr Francis Tay 16

  14. Class Start Date • The classes officially start on 14 August (Monday) . 17

  15. Course Assessment and Grading • Most courses are assessed in continual assessment basis; whereas some courses have a combination of a final examination (usually 50 to 60%) and continual assessment (usually 40 to 50%). • Students must satisfy all coursework requirements (e.g. projects, exercises, term papers, class participation, presentations, etc.) as specified by the instructor. • Courses’ final exams will be conducted during 20 Nov 2017 to 8 Dec 2017 (3 weeks), in daytime unless otherwise stated. • Exam schedule can be found in the GSLink timetable. 18

  16. Awards 19

  17. Awards for Performance in Programme • MMC Scholarship: – Tuition fee waivers for Top Two students in coursework results every semester – Awarded to Top Two TGPA (Term Grade Point Average) students • Graduation award: – Pearson Gold Medal Award for the top Academic Track student 20

  18. Opportunities 21

  19. Dual Masters Degree 22

  20. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 23

  21. Dates to Remember 24

  22. Courses Registration Period: Semester 1 AY2017-18 • Monday, 14 Aug 2017 (1100hrs) to Wednesday, 23 Aug 2017 (2359hrs) • The following core courses will be pre-registered for you – A6301 Communication, Technology & Society – A6302 Communication Research 25

  23. Important Dates & Deadlines • Submission of dissertation proposal and supervisor agreement form (for ‘coursework & dissertation’ option) – Dissertation registration form is by end of Sep • Submission of dissertation for examination (with supervisor approval form) – Deadline: End of 1st week of every semester • Deadline to be eligible for convocation (that is, to meet entire programme requirements) – usually end of May • Part/full time conversion status and change of option of study, two months before start of semester 26

  24. Academic Support 27

  25. LCC Communication Cube Trained peer coaches to help NTU students​ improve their written and • oral communication skills. • Website: http://lcc.hss.ntu.edu.sg/cube/Pages/Home.aspx 28

  26. Operating Hours 29

  27. School Support 30

  28. Essential Information • Check your NTU email – the official email channel • MMC Website – Vital information, forms, and procedures • GSLink – Check course timetable, register for courses, select option of study, apply for leave of absence, etc. • You will get your matric cards shortly after term starts during your core classes. • The card will grant you access to computer labs. • Graduate Student Lounge – Room #02-22 (Level 2) – Access using your student card 31

  29. Contact Person • Programme Administrator – Ms Nithiyah D/O Muthukrishnan – Email: wkwsci_coursework@ntu.edu.sg – Tel: 6790 4602 32

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