The First Semester in the First Year |
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HIS1001 |
Western Civilization |
3 |
LIS1001 |
Information and Technology for Searching |
2 |
PHI1003 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
3 |
RAM1000 |
Knowledge and Morality |
0 |
SOC1003 |
Introduction to Sociology and Anthropology |
3 |
THA1001 |
Structure of Thai and Its Usage |
3 |
ENG1001 |
Basic English Sentence and Essential Vocabulary in Daily Life |
3 |
The Second Semester in the First Year |
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ART1003 |
Art Appreciation (AR103) |
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PSY1001 |
General Psychology (PC103) |
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HIS1201 |
Foundations of Thai Culture (HI121) |
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THA1002 |
Introduction to Thai Literature (TH102) 3 |
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INT1005 |
Introduction to Computer Systems |
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ENG1002 |
English Sentences and Vocabulary in General Use |
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The First Semester in the Second Year |
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ENG2001 |
English Reading for Comprehension |
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MCS1150 |
Introduction to Mass Communication |
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MCS1151 |
Communication Theory |
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MCS1250 |
Introduction to Journalism |
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MCS1350 |
Speech Communication |
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Minor |
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The Second Semester in the Second Year |
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ENG2004 |
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MCS1450 |
Introduction to Broadcasting |
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MCS2160 |
Language for Mass Communication |
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MCS2150 |
Introduction to Public Relations (MC210) |
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MCS3151 |
Communication for Human Relations |
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Minor |
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The First Semester in the Third Year |
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MCS2260 |
News Reporting |
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MCS2390 |
New Media and Mass Communication Technology |
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MCS3190 |
Ethics in Mass Communication (MC463) |
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6 |
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............... Minor |
6 |
The Second Semester in the Third Year |
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MCS4170 |
Introduction to Mass Communication Research |
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15 |
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............... Minor |
3 |
The First Semester in the Fourth Year |
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9 |
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6 |
The Second Semester in the Fourth Year |
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15 |
RAM100 Knowledge and Morality
Conceptualized study of vision, theories, principles, process and human learning development strategies, creative thinking, the development of physicals and mental health, intellect, knowledge and morality, ethical and cultural way of life, good quality of life, human dignity, pride in Thai identity; in calculating sound awareness of the nation’s responsibility, an understanding of politics, governances, arts and national cultural principles; local wisdom, Thai wisdom, and universal knowledge; inculcating belief in conserving natural resources, the environment and energy; self-reliance; acquiring a thirst for knowledge and capability of self-learning on a continuous basis, the application of theories into practice according to the philosophy of sufficiency economy, the application and implementation knowledge and morality conditions.
INT1005 Introduction to Computer System
History of computer, number systems, components of computer systems: hardware, Software; data communication, computer network, various types of information systems, programming development concept, computer applications, social impacts and ethical issues on computer using.
ART1003 Art Appreciation
A study of important art from ancient times to the present, with emphasis on the value and style of each type of art, the conveyance of art appreciation, and artistic creativity
HIS1001 Western Civilization
A study of political, economic, social, and cultural developments of Western societies, from ancient times to modern times. Emphasis is on unique features of Western Civilization and its dominance in the world since the 18th century.
HIS1201 Foundations of Thai Culture
A study of the origins, developments, and achievements of Eastern civilization, from antiquity to modern times. Particular emphasis is placed on distinctive characteristics of Eastern civilization and its responses to challenges from Western dominance in modern times.
LIS1001 Information and Technology for Searching
A study of roles and importance of information, information sources, automated library, information storage and retrieval systems, information technology, information network and internet for research and information dissemination. Research methodology, report writing and academic reference are also included.
PHI1003 Introduction to Philosophy
A study of the meaning and scope of philosophy, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics and Aesthetics; the development of Eastern and Western philosophies from ancient times to modern times
GAS4605 Badminton
PSY1001 General Psychology
Study history of philosophy, the psychological investigation, physiological basis of behaviors, sensation, perception, human development, learning cognition, memory, emotion and motivation, intelligence, personality and adjustment, and social behavior.
SOC1003 Introduction to Sociology and Anthropology
A study of the scope of matters concerning humans and society, general sociological and anthropology concepts which are applied to the study of society, social organizations, social institutions, culture and patterns of human behavior in society, humans and environment, including the various interrelationships of human s in society, socialization, social stratifications, deviant behavior, social control and social change, as well as the application on sociological and anthropological knowledge to the present conditions in societies.
THA1001 Structure of Thai and Its Usage
A study of both unique and general characteristics of phonology, morphology, and syntax of the Thai language, including royal terms and Thai idioms, with emphasis on skills for listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
THA1002 Introduction to Thai Literature
A study of literary development from the Sukhothai to the Bangkok period, including the types and characteristics of Thai literary terms
ENG1001 Basic English Sentence and Essential Vocabulary in Daily Life
A study of basic sentence structure, vocabulary and common expressions used in daily life, with the focus on grammatically constructed sentence components and sentence continuance with punctuations and conjunctions
ENG1002 English Sentences and Vocabulary in General Use
A study of basic sentences and vocabulary in general use, leading to an understanding of sentence structure and components, with the emphasis on sentences continuance with punctuation and conjunctions
ENG2001 English Reading for Comprehension
A study of the methods and ways of reading short paragraphs, focusing on words, phrases, and sentence structure, and emphasizing the understanding of prefixes, suffixes, contextual clues and dictionary usage.
ENG2002 English Interpretive Reading
A study of interpretive reading with the focus on the main idea, supporting statements and themes of passages, speed reading, scanning, skimming, and comprehension
MCS1150 Introduction to Mass Communication
To study concepts, characteristics, forms, and methods of various kinds of media for mass communication including the uses and effect of media, especially mass media.
MCS1151 Theories of Communication
To study the meanings, factors, process, concepts, communicative theories, roles and functions of communication, types and levels of communication, evolutions of communication, influence and impacts of every level of communication, especially mass communication.
MCS1250 Introduction to Journalism
MCS1350 Human and Communication
To study human behavior relating to communication and use it as a tool to make a living, including various social development; study of communication, psychology for communication, and media applications in overall aspects
MCS1450 Introduction to Radio and Television
History and development of broadcasting, including the influences of broadcasting media in the democratic society
MCS4170 Mass Communication Research
To study principles, types, social science and behaviorism research processes, both qualitative and quantitative; research planning, the research applications for mass communication and ethics of researchers
MCS1451 Communication for Broadcasting
Fundamental and techniques of communication for radio and television programs. Techniques of communication by verbal and nonverbal communication for various types of radio and television programs
MCS2451 Television News Reporting
A study of principles of news reporting, news writing for television, presentation, reading and reporting formats of television news program, process and production, role of reporters, and techniques of interviews including photo selection, montage for news reporting, and examples of news writing for television.
MCS2460 Radio Script Writing
Principles of writing messages and script for various types of radio programs
MCS2480 Radio and Television Performance
Basic principles and techniques of performances for radio and television programs
MCS3451 Television Program Production
Processes and techniques of television programs production. Roles, duties and responsibilities of television programs production personnel. Workshop for various types television programs production.
MCS4480 Radio and Television for Society
Roles, functions and influence of radio and television on economic, social and political development and responsibilities of mass media institution to the society
Program Completion
A minimum of 144 credits is necessary to qualify for completion of a program.
Program Structure
Courses |
Number of Credits |
1. General Course 2. Major Course 3. Minor Course 4. Free Elective Course 5. Fundamentals |
42 credits 66 credits 21 credits 15 credits 0 credit |
Total |
144 credits |
Please note that this curriculum shows the complete range of courses for this program and, as such, covers more subjects than one needs to graduate. Which courses out of this curriculum in fact are offered in a year is up to IIS-RU.
General Course (42 Credit) | ||
Science or Math | ||
INT1005 Introduction to Computer Systems | 3 credits | |
Humanities | ||
ART1003 Art Appreciation | 3 credits | |
HIS1001 Western Civilization | 1 credits | |
HIS1201 Foundations of Thai Culture | 3 credits | |
LIS1001 Information and Technology for Searching | 2 credits | |
PHI1003 Introduction to Philosophy | 3 credits | |
HED1101 Health Promotion for Life | 3 credits | |
Social Science | ||
PSY1001 General Psychology | 3 credits | |
SOC1003 Introduction to Sociology and Anthropology | 3 credits | |
Thai Language | ||
THA1001 Structure of Thai and Its Usage | 3 credits | |
THA1002 Introduction to Thai Literature | 3 credits | |
Foreign Language | ||
ENG1001 Basic English Sentence and Essential Vocabulary in Daily Life | 3 credits | |
ENG1002 English Sentences and Vocabulary in General Use | 3 credits | |
ENG2001 English Reading for Comprehension | 3 credits | |
ENG2002 English Interpretive Reading | 3 credits |
Major Course (66 Credits) | ||
Major Core Course (36 Credits) | ||
MCS1150 Introduction to Mass Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS1151 Theories of Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS1250 Introduction to Journalism | 3 credits | |
MCS1350 Theories of Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS1450 Introduction to Radio and Television | 3 credits | |
MCS3151 Communication for Human Relations | 3 credits | |
MCS2150 Introduction to Public Relations | 3 credits | |
MCS2160 Language for Mass Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS2260 News Reporting | 3 credits | |
MCS2390 Technology for Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS3190 Ethics in Mass Communication | 3 credits | |
MCS4170 Mass Communication Research | 3 credits |
Major Free Elective (30 Credits) | ||
MCS1451 Communication for Broadcasting | 3 credits | |
MCS1460 Introduction to Film | 3 credits | |
MCS2460 Radio Script Writing | 3 credits | |
MCS2461 Television Script Writing | 3 credits | |
MCS3460 Radio Programming | 3 credits | |
MCS3461 Television Programming | 3 credits | |
MCS4450 Broadcasting Criticism | 3 credits | |
MCS4461 Mass Communication Business | 3 credits | |
MCS4470 Research for Radio and TV | 3 credits | |
MCS4480 Radio and Television for Society | 3 credits |
Minor Course (21 Credits) | ||
Free Elective (15 Credits) | ||
Fundamentals Course | ||
RAM1000 (Non-credit) | ||