DIPLOMA IN MASS
COMMUNICATION

Mass Communication (MCM), often termed as a “media buffet”, boasts a comprehensive curriculum ranging from print, online and broadcast journalism to advertising, public relations, radio, TV, social media and design. Students learn how to effectively use all media platforms to tell the stories that need to be known. With a constant stream of opportunities to gain real-world experiences, students are fully equipped to contribute to a wide-range of roles in the media industry.

ADVERTISING
&
PUBLIC RELATIONS

ADVERTISING &
PUBLIC RELATIONS

DIGITAL MEDIA

BROADCAST MEDIA

JOURNALISM

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ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS

Advanced Advertising – Events Management

ADVANCED ADVERTISING

Advertising is taken to a new level and students get to work on real-time marketing briefs by clients. Equipped with knowledge and skills from previous years, these Year 3 students get to conceptualise and execute a real-life advertising campaign.

MBS poster

Marina Bay Sands’ Epicurean Market

Chloe Law Ying Tong
Catherine Chia Yu Xi
Cliffton Kwan Jun Yu
Hoh Rachel
Roshni Idnani

Our Slice of Gourmet campaign visual was created for Marina Bay Sands' Epicurean Market. We worked to raise brand awareness, encourage pre-purchase of tickets and debunk the perception that the Market was "expensive and exclusive". Among eight teams, our work was shortlisted for the finals.

SIMILAC poster

Great Milk, Great Baby

Megan Lek
Dheepan Senivasan
Matthew Ng Guo Feng
Jordan Lim Yong Sen

Great Milk, Great Baby was an advertising campaign for Similac Gain IQ infant milk formula. Through a mix of traditional and new media, the campaign aimed to deepen the perception among its target audience that it is a market leader in its product category.

EVENTS MANAGEMENT

Students learn what it takes to organise an event, from conceptualisation to execution. They get to manage clients and logistics and source for sponsors, amongst other skills needed to pull off a successful event. They look forward to running their own event, in collaboration with an external client, at the end of the semester!

MISSION POSSIBLE

Tan Hong Wei Kenji
Denyse Tan Jia Wei

Azel Ang En Ning (Head)
Ann Teo Mei Yi
Chloe Ang Wei Ting
Tan En Ying
Johanna Yeang Hui Xin

Amanda Lee Hwee Min (Head)
Adalia Goh Yin Hui
Lim Si Hui
Zhane Chay Tong

Cheyenne Jewel Lim Su-Ann (Head)
April Tee Bei Er
Charity Tng Min En
Nicole Ng Xin Hui

Poh Yeng Harn (Head)
Edgen Teng JunJie
Hwang Xin Tong (Victoria)
Nguyen Thanh Tung (Tom)
Pauline Beatrice Galiluyo

Mission Possible: Swab Team was an event managed by the class, known as Ki Agency, through a partnership with the Bone Marrow Donor Programme (BMDP). The on-campus outreach event aimed to educate on the importance of bone marrow donation and expand the local pool of registered donors. It was held on 23 January 2020 at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s Student Plaza and reached out to more than 6,000 students and staff. Through the team's efforts, BMDP attained close to 300 bone marrow donors.

Kenji Yearbook Photo

TAN HONG WEI KENJI

The class was challenged and inspired to help patients in need of bone marrow donations. We understood that to find a match was tough, but for some, a donation would be their last chance at life. It was important for us to not only grow donor registry numbers but to bust myths related to the process as well. Denyse and I, as co-chairperson and chairperson respectively, oversaw the execution of the entire campaign which culminated in a mission-inspired carnival.

School of Film & Media Studies, Ngee Ann Polytechnic

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