Bachelor's Degree Media, Culture and Communication

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Présentation

This degree course combines theoretical, academic
classes with a more practical and professional
approach with the aim of preparing students for
careers in the media, communication and cultural
management. Students are helped to understand how
these different areas function and the impact of
societal changes on professional life and practice.

Academic Calendar: Fall semester from early
September to Christmas, spring semester from early
January to mid-May. 500 teaching hours per year.
Language of Instruction: French

Entry Requirements
Applicants must have a high school graduation
diploma, French baccalaureate or an equivalent
diploma. Non-native speakers of French must prove
they have attained level B2 on the European scale.

Strong points
● MédiaLab, radio and vidéo courses with MédiaLab
● Internships
● English teaching

Advantages

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Internships

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Professionalization

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Courses in english

Program

  • Communication Theory
  • Intercultural Communication
  • Current Affairs
  • History of the Media
  • Photography
  • Popular Culture
  • Cultural Management
  • Desktop Publishing
  • etc.

It is possible to specialize by option courses

First year: Journalistic writing, or Photography, or Event communication strategy.
Second year: Magazine, or Photography, or Event communication, or Sociology of audiences, or Media studies.
Third year: Event communication, or International communication, or WebTV, or Social media representation.

150

students per class

24h

teaching hours per week

2

minimum weeks from 1rst year

85%

success from 1rst year

Internships and work experience

Students must do a short internship of at least fifteen days during each year of study to gain experience of professional practice in the media, communication or cultural management.

What next?

It is possible in the third year for up to 20 of the best students to prepare the entrance examination for the best post-graduate schools in the areas of journalism and film studies. > Prepa Celsa (in French) Graduates from this course usually go on to work or post-graduate study in journalism, the media, communication, cultural management or marketing.

Testimonials

Staff and contacts

Program director

Dr Zineb Serghini
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Staff

  • Dr Zineb Serghini (communication)
  • Dr Zineb Majdouli (anthropology)
  • Dr Jérôme Roudier (history, literature)
  • Dr Aliocha Wald-Lasowski (philosophy, aesthetics)
  • Dr Tiphaine Zetlaoui (media communication)
  • Dr Lydie Lenne (communication).

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