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University of Ghana

Location

Accra, Ghana

Department

School of Communication Studies

Description

The School of Communication Studies was established in 1972 as the Institute of Journalism and Communication with three main objectives:
(a) to improve the practice and understanding of journalism and mass communication;
(b) to add to knowledge through research; and
(c) to serve both practitioners in mass communications and the public who rely on the media.

Programmes

  1. Graduate Diploma in Communication studies - This course includes the following subjects: Mass communication; communication research; print journalism (news editorial); public relations; advertising; electronic media; and general complementary courses.

  2. M.A. Degree in Communication Studies - This course includes the following subjects: Communication theory; advanced quantitative analysis; international communication; development communication; communication management; communication and public opinion; advanced qualitative analysis; media, culture and society; and communication history.

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Contact

School of Communication Studies

University of Ghana
P.O. Box LG 53
Legon

Accra
Ghana
Tel: +233 (21) 500693
Fax: +233 (21) 500693
University of Ghana website
scs@ug.edu.gh


Placed on the Soul Beat Africa site February 03 2006
Last Updated August 11 2009


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