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Core Courses (continued) * MST210 - Introduction to Communications Research * MST211 - Media Ethics * MST212 - Broadcasting 1: Introduction to Radio * MST213 - Broadcasting 2: Introduction to Television MST220 - Applied Communications Research * MST221 - Reporting and Writing: In-depth Journalism MST222 - Online/Multimedia Journalism MST230 - Media Management MST231 - Advanced Print: Design, Photography and Layout MST232 - Broadcasting 3: Advanced Radio Production MST233 - Broadcasting 4: Advanced Television Produc- tion MST240 - Broadcast Journalism Practicum General Education Requirements * COM101 – Gathering and Processing Information * COM103 – Speech and Writing * CAS101 – Caribbean Society and Culture * CSI101 – Introduction to Computers * PHI100 – Introduction to Philosophy * SPA100 / FRE100 – Basic Spanish / Basic French In addition to the above courses, students are required to register for and complete thirty (30) hours of Commu- nity Service (COS101).
* indicates courses for Certificate Programme SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION T. A. MARRYSHOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE Contact Information: T. A. Marryshow Community College Tanteen, St. George Grenada, W.I.

Phone: (473) 440-1389 ext.

2229, 2273, 2328 Fax: (473) 435-9937/440-3079 Website: www.tamcc.edu.gd MOTTO: WE TAKE YOU FROM WHERE YOU ARE ...TO WHERE YOU WANT TO GO T .

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 AT I O N Associate Degree in Media Studies Associate Degree in Media Studies SCHOOL’S PROFILE: SCE is the official out- reach arm of TAMCC to provide mandated adult, continuing and public education and training especially to the majority of persons outside of the formal system.
SCHOOL’S MISSION: The School of Continuing Education is committed to providing a high quality education and training that is accessi- ble, equitable and relevant to the dy- namic needs of the wider community.

To achieve this, the School focuses on four primary areas: • Vocational qualification.
Technical and career training / • training which supports the economy • Creative continuing education for adults and industry sectors • Providing strong embryonic portals (developing gateways) for matricu- lation and workplace literacy.

SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME STRUCTURE: All programmes (except Distance Education) operate under a semester system with two 16-week semesters and a 7-week summer session in each academic year.

Final examinations take place in the last week of each semester.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 5 CXC/CSEC, GCE passes including English Lan- guage REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE ASSOCIATE DEGREE: Students must earn a minimum of 60 credits in- cluding 42 credits in the major and 18 credits in the general education courses, and obtain a cumu- lative Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00.
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN MEDIA STUDIES Programme Description This programme is designed to provide students with the relevant knowledge, skills and experience which will enable them to become professional journalists.

It entails studies of the four journalistic platforms: print, radio, television, and new media/ multimedia.
It highlights on research, a core com- ponent of journalistic work, and also incorporates general education courses, which are all aimed at equipping students with the necessary skills that are needed for the world of work.

At the end of the programme, students will be given the oppor- tunity to immerse themselves in a practical media work environment through the final practicum.

The Associate Degree Programme is composed of twenty-two three-credit courses.
Sixteen of these are core courses and six are general education requirements.

In addition, there is a practicum component at the end that carries six credits.

In total, the pro- gramme weighs seventy-two credits.

The Certificate programme comprises sixteen three-credit courses.

Ten are core courses and six are general edu- cation requirements.

As with the Asso- ciate Degree programme, there is also the final practicum.

Altogether, this programme weighs fifty-four credits.
Core Courses * MST110 - Introduction to Communication Theory * MST111 - Foundations of Journalism: Logic, Evidence and Research * MST112 - Foundations of Journalism: Writing MST113 - Foundations of Journalism: Na- tional and International Institutions * MST120 - Media Law * MST121 - Reporting and Writing: Basic News and Features MOTTO: WE TAKE YOU FROM WHERE YOU ARE ...TO WHERE YOU WANT TO GO * indicates courses for Certificate Programme