Masters in Communication Studies (Research)

If you do not hold a Bachelor's degree, provide your Diploma/Graduate Diploma certificate and transcripts

Official Bachelor's degree and Transcripts. (Original Language and Official translation in English in a single document)

One recent passport-sized colour photograph

Submit email addresses of two (2) academic referees via the online admission system. The system will auto-trigger an email to your referees to request for their reference letters.

A copy of the personal particulars page of your passport or identification card

Although it is not required, applicants are encouraged to send in their sample of works, including published or unpublished research, various types of writing, multi-media products, or any other forms of portfolio that would accurately represent your abilities.

A research topic and a 1,500-word research proposal is required upon application. You are free to propose any topic in the fields of communication or information studies. However, as the programme requires that the student work closely with the supervisor, the student should ensure that his or her field of research is aligned with the interests of the potential supervisor. You may visit the School’s faculty profiles to find out about the faculty professors’ publications and research interests. Students are encouraged to approach individual faculty professors to discuss their research topic and possible supervision. The proposal should contain the following: Statement of research question Significance of research question Literature review Methods References list

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