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Photography and Media Art

AWARD

  • Degree: Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography and Media Art)

LENGTH IN YEARS

  • 4 years

SEMESTER OF COMMENCEMENT

  • June and August Semesters

APPLICATION PERIODS

  • Summer : Febuary - June
  • 1st Semester : August - December
  • 2nd Semester : January - May

COURSE FEES IN BAHT

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  • Strong balance of design theory and hands-on studio practice for multi-platform communication.
  • Integrated learning in design, technology, entrepreneurship, and English communication.
  • Builds creative, strategic thinking with real-world problem-solving skills.
  • Portfolio-driven projects: branding, UI/digital, motion, packaging, and editorial. - Career-ready training for a fast-changing global creative industry.
  • Emphasis on professionalism, adaptability, and positive social impact.
  • There continues to be a huge demand for graduate in all areas of Comm Arts, and em- ployment prospects are excellent, which include:
  • Account Executive
  • Public Relations Practitioner
  • Copywriter
  • Columnist
  • News Editor
  • Event Organizer
  • Content Creator
  • Marketing Communications
  • Writer
  • Creative
  • Columnist
  • Blogger

COURSE FEES IN BAHT

Program NameDegreeMedium of InstructionDuration (Years)Tuition Fee per semesterAPPROX. Total program fee
Photography and Media ArtBachelor of Fine ArtsEnglish448,000-100,000670,000

Why study Photography and Media Art?

– Hybrid Contemporary Photography & Media Art
A distinctive curriculum integrating photography, moving images, media art, and interdisciplinary practices, reflecting contemporary artistic and cultural contexts.

– Creative Experimentation & Individual Identity
Strong emphasis on experimentation to help students discover their unique visual identity and develop professional-level, concept-driven portfolios.

– Integration of Generative AI & Emerging Technologies
Training in cutting-edge tools, including Generative AI for image creation and visual concept development, aligning graduates with current and future media art trends.

– Professional Practice & Creative Entrepreneurship
Comprehensive preparation for commercial photography, branding, and media businesses, equipping students with real-world skills for creative industries.

– Ethics, Society, and Cultural Responsibility
Focus on ethical practice, social awareness, and sustainability, encouraging art that positively contributes to society and culture.

– Diverse Career Pathways
Opportunities in fine art, commercial photography, cinematography, media art, visual storytelling, academia, and creative research.

– Expert Faculty & Award-Winning Student Outcomes
Taught by experienced practitioners, academics, and national artists, with students consistently achieving national and international recognition.

Career Opportunities :

  • 1. Artist
  • 2. Professional Photographer
  • 3. Assistant Photographer
  • 4. Director of Photography (DP)
  • 5. Assistant Director of Photography (AD)
  • 6. Gaffer
  • 7. Editor

Qualifications:

1. Academic Entry Requirement

a. Completed Upper Secondary School (M.6 Certificate) or its equivalent as
recognized by the Thai Ministry of Education or;
b. Completed High School Grade 12 (US System) or;
c. Passed 5 subjects of IGCSE O-Level and 3 subjects of A/AS Subjects with
Grade C or above (British System) or;
d. Completed International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

2. English Language Requirement*

  • IELTS 5.5 or equivalent or passed the Rangsit University English Language Proficiency Test.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

  • English is the applicant’s first language or;
  • A score of B2 level in the CEFR framework or;
  • An IELTS (Academic) overall score of 5.5 or;
  • TOEFL score of at least 500 in Paper-Based Test; 173 in Computer-Based Test; 60 in Internet-Based Test or;
  • CU-TEP Test equivalent score of 70 or other approved equivalents or;
  • Pass the Rangsit University International College (RIC) Placement Test
  • *An applicant who does not meet the English language requirement will take the RIC English Foundation Programme before they can start the degree program.

COURSE DESCRIPTION/PURPOSE

  • The Bachelor of Communication Arts is a program that studies the areas of advertising, journalism and public relations, creating a new generation of marketing communicators.
  • The program examines the many different forms of communication, including verbal, non-verbal and written, as well as the various technologies through which information is transmitted. The program also emphasizes applied skills relevant to work within the communication industries.
  • The Bachelor of Communication Arts gives students a flexible structure with a broad range of disciplines to choose from, and is an appropriate preparation for a wide range of career opportunities.

EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES

  • Graduates of the program are able to work in advertising management, public relations, media planning, news reporting and editing, commentating, TV and radio.
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FOR ACADEMIC ENQUIRY PLEASE CONTACT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT BELOW

Full nameE-mail
Assist. Prof. Dr. Duangthip Charoenrukduangtipc@hotmail.com
IFE 001Active Integrated English I (3 credits)
IFE 002English Listening and Speaking I (3 credits)
IFE 003English Academic Reading I (3 credits)
IFE 004English Academic Writing I (3 credits)

FOR ACADEMIC ENQUIRY PLEASE CONTACT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT BELOW

Full nameE-mail
Assist. Prof. Dr. Duangthip Charoenrukduangtipc@hotmail.com

COURSE STRUCTURE

Credit requirements - 126 credits

  • PRE-COLLEGE (NON-CREDIT)
  • The subjects for International Foundation English (IFE) are following:
  • Plan A IFE Level I
  • Plan B IFE Level II
  • A. GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (30 CREDITS)
  • I. Humanities and Social Sciences (9 credits)
  • II. Sciences and Mathematics (3 credits)
  • III. Languages (15 credits)
  • IV. Interdisciplinary and Physical Education (3 credits)
  • B. CORE COURSES (90 CREDITS)
  • I. PROFESSIONAL FOUNDATION COURSES (36 CREDITS)
ICO 111Communication Theories(3 credits)
ICO 113Speech for Communication(3 credits)
ICO 116Language in Communication Arts(3 credits)
ICO 211Law and Ethics for Communication Arts(3 credits)
ICO 215Digital Photography for Communication(3 credits)
ICO 218Intercultural Communication(3 credits)
ICO 222Ethic of Mass Communication(3 credits)
ICO 228Audience Analysis in Digital Era(3 credits)
ICO 230Communication in Current Affairs(3 credits)
ICO 231Creative Contents for Digital Media(3 credits)
ICO 311Communication Research
(3 credits)
ICO 349Communication Entrepreneurs(3 credits)
  • II. MAJOR COURSES (39 CREDITS)
  • Required Major Course (39 Credits)
ICA 111Introduction to Journalism(3 credits)
ICA 120Introduction to Radio and Television(3 credits)
ICA 122Principles of Strategic Communication(3 credits)
ICA 131Principles of Public Relations(3 credits)
ICA 132Persuasive Communication(3 credits)
ICA 217Psychology of Communication(3 credits)
ICA 251Target Audience Behavior(3 credits)
ICA 253Advanced Writing for Communication(3 credits)
ICA 311Strategic Communication Planning and Evaluation(3 credits)
ICA 312Production for Multimedia(3 credits)
ICA 336Presentation Techniques in Public Relations(3 credits)
ICA 354Integrated Marketing Communication(3 credits)
ICA 491Communication Arts Professional Seminar(3 credits)
ICA 492Senior Project(5 credits)
ICA 493Internship in Communication Arts(1 credit)
ICA 494Co-operative Education(6 credits)
  • Elective Major Courses (9 credits)
ICA 220Introduction to News Writing and Reporting(3 credits)
ICA 316Mass Communication Business(3 credits)
ICA 336Presentation Techniques in Public Relations(3 credits)
ICA 351Media Planning(3 credits)
ICA 354Integrated Marketing Communication(3 credits)
ICA 361Advertising Presentation(3 credits)
  • III. MINOR COURSES (15 CREDITS)
  • ADVERTISING
IAD 311Creative Strategy for Advertising(3 credits)
IAD 351Media Planning(3 credits)
IAD 356Advertising Design(3 credits)
IAD 358Photography for Advertising(3 credits)
IAD 360Brand Management(3 credits)
IAD 361Content Marketing(3 credits)
IAD 362Creative Marketing Activities(3 credits)
IAD 432Advertising Campaign(3 credits)
IAD 451Advertising Management(3 credits)
  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
IPR 233Image and Reputation Management(3 credits)
IPR 234Marketing Public Relations(3 credits)
IPR 305Organizational Communication(3 credits)
IPR 311Creative Strategy for Public Relations(3 credits)
IPR 332Public Relations Campaign(3 credits)
IPR 337Photography for Public Relations(3 credits)
IPR 362Creative Public Relations Activities(3 credits)
IPR 433Public Relation in Crisis Situation(3 credits)
IPR 434Public Relations Management(3 credits)
  • JOURNALISM
IJR 222Interviewing Arts and Techniques(3 credits)
IJR 245Graphic Design for Journalism(3 credits)
IJR 331Electronic Publishing(3 credits)
IJR 345Journalistic Photography(3 credits)
IJR 346Editing for Journalism(3 credits)
IJR 347Article and Critique Writing(3 credits)
IJR 450Editing and Newspaper Production(3 credits)
IJR 453Editing and Magazine Production(3 credits)
  • VISUAL AND AUDIO MEIDA PRODUCTION
IMP 223Storytelling(3 credits)
IMP 224Short Film Production(3 credits)
IMP 225Audiovisual Media Production(3 credits)
IMP 226Acting For Film(3 credits)
IMP 227Entertainment Media Criticism(3 credits)
  • MINOR COURSES
IAD 361Content Marketing(3 credits)
ICO 349Communication Entrepreneurs(3 credits)
IJR 245Graphic Design for Journalism(3 credits)
IJR 347Article and Critique Writing(3 credits)
IPR 234Marketing Public Relations(3 credits)
  • C. FREE ELECTIVE COURSES (6 CREDITS)

CONTACT US

Email : rsuip@rsu.ac.th
Telephone : + 66 (0)2 997-2200 ext 4012, 4019
Fax : +66 (0)2 997-2200 ext 4016

ADDRESS

52/347 Muang-Ake Phaholyothin Road Lak-Hok Muang Pathumthani 12000 , Thailand

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