Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
This highly practical course is designed for graduates and practising professionals from a range of disciplines, including freelances seeking to move into independent production and community groups as well as overseas students keen to explore radio broadcasting in their own countries. A key aspect of the course is its attention to new technologies
including digital editing and mixing and exploration of the possibilities afforded by the Internet.
Year 1 :
Mass Media and Society
Communications studies
Public Speaking and Voice Production
Sound for the Radio
Sound Studio Techniques
Radio Production I
Audience Research
Contextual Studies
Location Sound Recording Techniques
Script Writing for Radio News
Radio Production II
Year 2 :
Scriptwriting for Radio Feature
Advanced Sound Studio Techniques
Radio Production III
Media Law
Media Ethics
Social and Developmental Radio
Script Writing for Radio Drama
Media Industry
Professional Practice
Final Radio Production
Coursework & Assessment :
The assessment criteria are in two phases. A formative system of assessment ensures that all the practical
assignments, group discussions, seminars and written assignments in each subject are graded. The formal or
summative written and practical assessment is done at the end of each semester. The ratio of formative: summative is
70:30.
Careers :
Students can have successful careers in the fast growing radio industry in India and the world. They can find
employment as radio jockey's, producer's, director's and sound professionals.