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General Information
The graduate program of Radio, Television and Cinema is an interdisciplinary program which is augmented by other social and communication sciences. The definition, characteristics, the scope of the sphere of the Radio, Television and Cinema are changing in parallel with the economical, cultural, social, political and technological transformations around the world. This state makes it obligatory to have a good command of the theoretical and practical issues which have been inextricably intertwined in the Radio, Television and Cinema field and to be master of the practices range from intrapersonal to interpersonal, from organizational to international communication. Accordingly, the Program aims at theoretically and practically based operationalization of these different levels on the Radio, Television and Cinema studies.
The Program offers wide ranges of alternatives to students both for academic and professional purposes. The root idea of the Program is to equip students with the necessary supporting knowledge of the communication discipline and with an appreciation of the transformation in the Radio, Television and Cinema. It also aims at creating a milieu that enhances and maximizes their academic and professional potential in parallel with their future prospects.
The terms and conditions of the admission to the Program is determined by Başkent University, the Institute of Social Sciences. Master's degree programs can be conducted in two forms: with thesis or without thesis. The duration to complete the Master's program with thesis study is four semesters. The duration to complete Master's degree without thesis is also four semesters but instead of a thesis the students should finalize a term project at the end of the fourth semester.
The program is open to graduates, young and mid-career professionals of public and private sectors who want to prosper their academic knowledge and obtain an academic degree in Radio, Television and Cinema.
In order to support efficient and interactive class environment, there are eight classes with computer and TV equipments, one multi-media laboratory and one visual communication laboratory.
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