At the School of Media and Communication (SMC) we aspire to be the hub of learning in media and Communication in the African continent.
Did you know that all of our programmes in PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION are available for bespoke offering?
At the School of Media and Communication (SMC) we aspire to be the hub of learning in media and Communication in the African continent.
Did you know that all of our programmes in PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION are available for bespoke offering?
The undergraduate programme in Film and Multimedia is aimed at developing creative, competent, responsible, and ethically minded film and multimedia professionals, who will be conscious of their unique cultural role as regards the creation of content and who will strive to contribute to societal progress by transmitting the most positive and enduring values through their work. The programme, therefore, will uphold and impart to the students the intellectual, ethical and professional values that promote creativity, responsibility, respect for the common good, and best practice. The overall intention is to nurture individuals who are creative, professionally competent, enterprising, and zealous for the common good with the ability to make free and morally upright decisions, and who can thus impart positive values in service to society.
The programme will provide intensive practical and theoretical courses that encompass all key aspects of film and multimedia production. It will emphasize particularly the need for high ethical standards in the exercise of professional work and obligations. Hence, the curriculum will be suffused with courses that deal with human values, analytical and critical thinking, and the appropriate use of communication media.
Candidates for the undergraduate programme shall be accepted at the 100 level, for a four‐year programme, and in 200 level as direct entry applicants, for a three‐year course.
Admission into the programme, at the 100 level, will ordinarily be based on the candidate’s performance at both the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and the entrance examination of the University. In addition, the candidate should possess passes at Credit level in the Senior Secondary Certificate (SSC), or its equivalent, in five relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in not more than two passes.
To gain admission into the 200 level, the candidate, in addition to passing the evaluative test of the Pan‐Atlantic University, will need to possess either Two ‘A’ level passes in Arts or Social Science subjects or a tertiary level certificate such as NCE, OND or HND. The direct entry level candidate must also possess five credit level passes in five relevant subjects at Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE), which must include Mathematics and English Language.
-Anita Onyekpandu
Film and Multimedia Studies
-Anita Onyekpandu
Film and Multimedia Studies
