Department of New Media and Communication
Undergraduate programme training specialists in digital media and communication strategies.
Who Is It For?
The New Media and Communication program is suitable for students who are interested in digital technologies and media production, possess creative thinking skills, have written and visual communication abilities, actively use social media and digital communication tools, follow current developments, and have strong communication skills. Individuals with critical thinking capacity, openness to different cultures, and aptitude for teamwork have the potential to succeed in this program.
Quick Summary
- 4-year undergraduate program
- Full-time education in Turkish
- Mandatory internship
- Erasmus exchange program opportunity
- Double major and minor options
- Curriculum focused on digital media, social media, and content production
About the Department
The Department of New Media and Communication within the Faculty of Communication trains professionals equipped with the knowledge and skills required by the changing media and communication landscape brought about by digital transformation. The program offers an interdisciplinary education in communication theories, digital media production, social media management, journalism practices, and strategic communication. Students develop competencies in producing, analyzing, and managing content using both traditional and digital media tools. The curriculum is updated in line with industry developments, technological innovations, and academic research. The mandatory internship enables students to establish direct contact with the industry, while the Erasmus exchange program offers international experience opportunities. Double major and minor options allow students to expand their competencies across different disciplines.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the New Media and Communication program find employment opportunities in digital media organizations, advertising and digital agencies, corporate communication departments, newsrooms, production companies, and press-communication units of public institutions. Additionally, career paths as independent content creators, digital entrepreneurs, or freelance media professionals can be pursued.