Why professionals choose MMC
Build your expertise through a postgraduate experience that combines academic excellence, industry perspectives and opportunities to learn beyond the classroom.
Ranked #1 in Asia · #2 in the World
The Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU) is recognised globally for excellence in Communication & Media Studies.
As an MMC student, you join a leading communication school with strengths in education, research and industry engagement, and a community connected to developments in media and communication across Asia and beyond.
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026
Flexible study with a diverse professional cohort
Choose a 12-month full-time or 24–48 month part-time pathway, with evening, weekend and intensive formats designed around working professionals.
Small classes bring together experienced communication and media professionals from varied industries and backgrounds, encouraging discussion, collaboration and broader professional networks.
Learn from academics and industry practitioners
WKWSCI academics and experienced industry practitioners bring research, communication theory, current industry perspectives and professional experience into the classroom.
Take your learning beyond Singapore
Overseas immersion opportunities offer exposure to creative communications, advertising and digital cultures. Past experiences in destinations such as Australia and France have provided first-hand perspectives on global practices and trends.
Build your foundation, then shape your focus
Complete 30 Academic Units (AU) through a combination of core courses and electives, with the option to pursue a dissertation if you meet the eligibility requirements.
4 core courses + 6 electives
Complete the programme through taught courses, with electives that allow you to explore different areas of media and communication.
4 core courses + 4 electives + dissertation
Pursue an individual research project alongside your coursework. The dissertation carries 6 AU.
The dissertation option requires a CGPA of 4.00 or above and approval from the Programme Director.
Explore the areas that interest you
Explore courses across four programme tracks, with the flexibility to shape your studies around your professional interests and goals.
Strategic Communication
MC6346 Issues in Interactive Advertising
MC6359 Branded Content Marketing & Campaigns
MC6360 Internal Communication
MC6361 Managing Reputation, Crisis & Media Relations
Media Policy and Public Engagement
MC6367 Digital Media Governance
MC6374 Contemporary Issues in Media
MC6376 Public Health Communication: Approaches to Strategic Communication
MC6378 Public Affairs Government Relations
Leadership and Transformation
MC6372 Cultural Intelligence: Leading Diverse Teams & Organisations
MC6373 Leading Organisational Transformation, Performance & Change
MC6391 Leading Through Films & Plays
Data, Technology, Platforms and Society
MC6370 Communication Issues & Society
MC6375 Persuasive Technology in Media Communication
BS7505 Social Media Analytics
IN6221 Information Visualisation
Planning your MMC studies
Get an overview of the study commitment, application period, admission requirements and financial information before you apply.
Full-time or part-time
Complete MMC in 12 months full-time or 24–48 months part-time. The programme commences in early August.
1 November – 15 February
MMC has one intake each year in August. Application outcomes are released online from end April onwards.
Admission requirements
A good Bachelor's degree in any discipline (Honours merit and above), with at least one year of working experience.
Internship experience is not counted as working experience.
Where applicable: TOEFL iBT 100 or IELTS Academic 6.5.
IELTS sub-scores should not be less than 6.0.
Tuition fees and financial support
MMC is a self-financed programme. Tuition fee incentives may be available to eligible students.
Take your learning beyond Singapore
Selected MMC courses take learning beyond the classroom through immersive overseas experiences, connecting what you study with global developments in advertising, technology and digital media governance.
MMC students receive a one-time partial subsidy for selected overseas experiential learning courses.
Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity
Explore the challenges facing modern advertisers while developing strategic insights, identifying cultural and social trends, and creating ideas for global competitions. The course culminates in a week at Cannes Lions, with opportunities to hear from global brands and connect with creative and marketing professionals from around the world.
SXSW
Explore contemporary advertising, creativity and emerging trends before spending 10 days at SXSW. Through talks, exhibitions and experiences spanning technology, innovation, digital creativity, design and branding, students gain first-hand exposure to ideas shaping the creative industries.
Digital Media Governance Overseas Immersion
Examine how digital media is governed across areas including internet resources, privacy, content regulation and emerging technologies. A week in Sydney brings these issues into the Australian context, offering comparative perspectives on how digital media laws, policies and governance frameworks are developed and applied.
Explore the experience →The MMC Experience
“Choosing the Media and Communication program at NTU was a pivotal decision in my academic and professional journey.”
The comprehensive curriculum extensively covers diverse aspects of the field, which deepened my understanding and appreciation of media dynamics. What made this program stand out was its exceptional networking opportunities, allowing me to connect with industry experts and professionals.
These interactions were not just enlightening but also instrumental in opening new doors for my career. The program also offered unique experiences, such as the opportunity to participate in an overseas program at Sydney University in Australia. This experience broadened my perspective and enhanced my understanding of international media landscapes.
Explore Graduate Alumni Stories →Take the next step with MMC
Explore the programme in more detail, or start your application today.