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| What You’ll Learn |
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| We are a student-centric institution that produces graduates who are highly sought after for their expertise, problem-solving skills and creativity. |
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| The Five Divisions of SCI |
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Division
of Journalism and Publishing
Get a real feel of the tight deadlines and adrenaline
rushes journalists experience! This is the perfect specialisation
for those who want to work as reporters.
The Division of Journalism and Publishing focuses on print
journalism, photojournalism, online information services,
and media management.
In this division, you will learn about writing stories
that go into print media, such as magazines and newspapers.
You will be trained in various reporting techniques and
analyses, and also get an insight into the workings of
media enterprises.
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Division
of Electronic and Broadcast Media
Fancy a career in radio, TV, or multimedia production?
The Division of Electronic and Broadcast Media instills
you with the know-how and technical expertise that is
required for your future career.
Coursework provides you with a sound understanding of
the context of production, information technology, and
film studies. You will have a good feel of everything
that exists within the electronic and broadcast media,
such as scriptwriting and network systems.
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Division
of Public and Promotional Communication
Learn how to make yourself heard - whether you are selling
a product, or selling a new idea to a client. The Division
of Public and Promotional Communication exposes you to
public relations, advertising, marketing, issues management
and media planning.
You will hone your skills in writing and planning campaigns
for the best results, and also how to carry out and apply
research. You will also learn the best way to communicate
your messages through various forms of media – for
government, non-profit organisations, and private corporations.
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Division
of Communication Research
If you prefer something more investigative, this division
is for you. The Division of Communication Research focuses
on the analysis of issues such as media effects on audiences,
cross-cultural communication, international communication
policy and organisational communication.
You will also learn different forms of analyses, and how
to best communicate your research findings to the intended
recipients, through print and audiovisual media.
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Division
of Information Studies (Graduate Level)
Division of Information Studies (Graduate Level) The Division
of Information Studies carries out research and teaching
in the areas of information science, library and information
services, knowledge management, information systems, archives
and digital libraries.
It offers the following postgraduate programmes: MSc
(Information Studies), MSc
(Knowledge Management), MSc
(Information Systems), M.Applied
Science, and the PhD.
Research projects are carried out in four research groups:
Digital
Libraries and Information Retrieval, Knowledge
Organization and Discovery, User
and Usability Studies, and Information
and Knowledge Management. Read
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