Bangalore Central Campus

Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media,
Psychology/Honours/Honours with Research)

Open from: 08-Dec-2025 | Open until: 31-Mar-2026

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4 Yrs
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Programme Overview

About the Programme

 
 

Media shapes the way we see the world, while psychology reveals why we see it that way. The Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media, Psychology combines these two dynamic disciplines to prepare future-ready communicators who can inform, influence, and inspire. Through an interdisciplinary curriculum, students explore digital media, advertising, public relations, filmmaking, multimedia production, journalism and psychology to understand both communication and human behaviour. 

Experiential learning through industry projects, internships, research, and media production equips students with creative, analytical, and professional skills. As technologies such as artificial intelligence, immersive media, and data-driven communication transform the industry, graduates develop the adaptability and ethical perspective to thrive. If you're passionate about understanding people, crafting meaningful narratives, and using communication to create positive change, this programme is your gateway to limitless opportunities. Join a vibrant community of innovators, storytellers, researchers, and changemakers, shaping the future of media with the power of psychology.

 

Why at Bangalore Central Campus

Why Choose This Programme?

Discover how Media and Psychology together shape human behaviour, perception, and meaningful communication.

Explore the intersection of media and psychology to understand people, influence communication, and create lasting impact.

Design, conduct, and communicate in the professional demands.

Demonstrate literacy communication skills

Uncover the science of human behaviour and the art of communication to navigate today's media-driven world.

Learning Outcomes

What You Will Learn

Introduction to Psychology
Foundations of Communication
Developing Academic Skills
Software for Media
Personality and Individual Differences
Brain and Behaviour
Strategic Storytelling
Print Media
Academic Curriculum

Programme Structure

The programme structure outlines the academic curriculum designed to provide a systematic progression of learning through core subjects, electives, and practical components across semesters, ensuring both theoretical understanding and skill development.

Semester 1 — Semester 1
COREIntroduction to Psychology4 Credits
COREFoundations of Communication and Media Audiences4 Credits
MDCMultidisciplinary Course3 Credits
AECEnglish for Humanities2 Credits
SECSoftware for Media3 Credits
VACHolistic Education1 Credits
VACEnvironmental Science1 Credits
CORECore  |  ELECElective  |  SPEC Specialisation  |  AEC Ability Enhancement Course  |  SEC Skill Enhancement Course  |  DSE Discipline Specific Elective  |  VAC Value Added Course  |  MDCMultidisciplinary Course
Semester 2 — Semester 2
COREPersonality and Individual Differences4 Credits
COREBrain and Behaviour4 Credits
COREAudience, Digital Media and Storytelling4 Credits
COREReporting and Editing Practices4 Credits
MDCMultidisciplinary Course3 Credits
AECDeveloping Academic Skills II2 Credits
VACHolistic Education1 Credits
VACIndian Constitution1 Credits
Semester 3 — Semester 3
COREBasic Cognitive Process4 Credits
COREPhotography II4 Credits
SECWriting for Media3 Credits
MDCMultidisciplinary (SWAYAM)3 Credits
VACHolistic Education III1 Credits
AECModern Indian Languages2 Credits
SECPsychology Skill Enhancement Course4 Credits
CORECore  |  ELECElective  |  SPEC Specialisation  |  AEC Ability Enhancement Course  |  SEC Skill Enhancement Course  |  DSE Discipline Specific Elective  |  VAC Value Added Course  |  MDCMultidisciplinary Course
Semester 4 — Semester 4
COREDevelopmental Psychology4 Credits
COREBasic Social Psychology4 Credits
COREIndian Cinema4 Credits
ELECAudio-Video Production II / Animation4 Credits
VACHolistic Education IV1 Credits
AECModern Indian Languages2 Credits
COREMedia Service Learning Project2 Credits
Semester 5 — Semester 5
COREPsychological Disorders4 Credits
COREPositive Psychology / Media Psychology / Sports Psychology / Environmental Psychology / Cultural Psychology4 Credits
COREBasic Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology4 Credits
COREPublic Relations and Corporate Communications4 Credits
ELECAdvertising / Social Media and Content Creation4 Credits
COREMedia Internship / Psychology Internship8 Credits
CORECore  |  ELECElective  |  SPEC Specialisation  |  AEC Ability Enhancement Course  |  SEC Skill Enhancement Course  |  DSE Discipline Specific Elective  |  VAC Value Added Course  |  MDCMultidisciplinary Course
Semester 6 — Semester 6
COREIndustrial and Organizational Psychology4 Credits
COREHealth Psychology4 Credits
COREIntroduction to Forensic Psychology / School & Educational Psychology / Introduction to Neuropsychology / Consumer Behaviour / Drugs and Behaviour4 Credits
COREMedia Ethics and Practice4 Credits
COREScreen Studies4 Credits
ELECData Analysis & Visualisation in Media / Audio Production & Podcasting / UI/UX and VR4 Credits
Semester 7 — Semester 7
COREAudience Studies4 Credits
COREVisual Studies4 Credits
COREMedia, Technology & Society4 Credits
COREDesign Thinking & Innovation4 Credits
COREApplied Research I / Studio Project I4 Credits
COREMedia Field Project I2 Credits
CORECore  |  ELECElective  |  SPEC Specialisation  |  AEC Ability Enhancement Course  |  SEC Skill Enhancement Course  |  DSE Discipline Specific Elective  |  VAC Value Added Course  |  MDCMultidisciplinary Course
Semester 8 — Semester 8
COREInteractive Media Design4 Credits
COREMedia & Analytics4 Credits
ELECMedia & Public Policy / Political Communication & Advocacy / Science Journalism / Persuasive Communication4 Credits
ELECNon-fiction Writing / Media & SDG / Business & Data Journalism / Sports & Media4 Credits
COREApplied Research II / Studio Project II4 Credits
COREMedia Field Project II / Entrepreneurship & Incubation2 Credits
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Bangalore Central Campus

It is with immense pleasure and a spirit of intellectual kinship that I welcome you to the Department of Media Studies at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru.

The contemporary media landscape is not merely a reflection of our world; it is the de

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Admission Process

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Register
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  • Login to the Admission Portal
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Apply Online
  • Fill the Application Form
  • Pay Application Fee
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Entrance Test
  • Entrance Test (If Applicable)
  • Assessment
  • Interview
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Result
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  • If selected, Offer Letter attached
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Fee Payment
  • Pay Course Fee Online
  • Complete Admission Process
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Applications for the 2026 batch are open. Deadline: 31-Mar-2026.

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