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At the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, we offer a four-year Bachelor of Communication Studies programme for undergraduates interested in majoring in Strategic Communication, Broadcast Media & Cinema Studies, Data Science and Media Studies and/or in Journalism and Media Policies.
Students have the flexibility to specialise in one or more tracks or decide to develop themselves as broad-based communication graduates. With the most comprehensive curriculum, you will graduate with a strong balance of practical and conceptual skills, ready for the challenge of work and life.
Only available for application at point of admission, you will get the chance to experience the full Wee Kim Wee School experience and while pursuing your interest in Business. Graduates from this programme have a strong balance of practical and conceptual skills, well-prepared for the real-world experience.
Most media isn’t made in classrooms, so WKWSCI’s learning isn’t either. WKWSCI offers experiential learning opportunities for our students to apply what they’ve learnt in an industry-setting, or in overseas experiences. Click here to find out more.
Singapore-Cambridge GCE ‘A’ Level
If you are applying using the Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' level Examination in the English medium, you need to obtain the following:
- H1 level pass in Mathematics or O’ level/equivalent pass in Additional Mathematics
- B grade in General Paper (GP) / Knowledge & Inquiry (KI)
- At least two passes in subjects at H2 level
Diploma awarded by a Polytechnic or equivalent institution in Singapore
You may apply under this category if you are presenting a diploma from
- One of the five local polytechnics in Singapore namely:
- Nanyang Polytechnic
- Ngee Ann Polytechnic
- Republic Polytechnic
- Singapore Polytechnic
- Temasek Polytechnic
- Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)
- LASALLE College of the Arts
- BCA Academy
- National Institute of Early Childhood Development
- Institute of Technical Education (Work-Study Diploma [WSDip])
- Singapore Sports School – Auckland University of Technology (Diploma in Sports Management & Exercise Science only)
International Baccalaureate Diploma
- Mathematics at Standard Level
- Good grade in English at Standard Level
NUS High School Diploma
- Major CAP of 2.0 in Mathematics
- Good Overall CAP in English Language
International and Other Qualifications
- Additional Mathematics at Junior High School Level
- Good grade in General Paper/English at Senior High School Level
For more information on other admission types, please visit NTU Undergraduate Admission.
All polytechnic diploma holders from the five local polytechnics listed below are eligible for exemptions of up to 12 Academic Units (AUs).
- Nanyang Polytechnic
- Ngee Ann Polytechnic
- Republic Polytechnic
- Singapore Polytechnic
- Temasek Polytechnic
Exemptions are only given for non-communication courses under the Broadening and Deepening Electives category. All exempted courses do not carry any grades and will not be included in the computation of cGPA.
This is an opt-in exercise and all eligible students will receive further instructions closer to the start of their first semester.
Students who wish to be granted exemption for the business foundation courses, please refer to NBS for more information. All eligible students will receive instructions on this closer to the start of their first semester. The exemption is done on a case-by-case review, subjected to NBS’ approval.
Year 1: Foundation Courses
In the first year, students will take core courses and electives
of their choice. By receiving an interdisciplinary education, you will be
equipped with the fundamentals of theoretical knowledge and practices to
prepare you for your further progression.
Year 2: Choose a Specialisation & Overseas Exchange
Opportunities
In Year 2, students can choose to take electives in areas of
study of their choice, with the option of going aboard as part of a
semester-long exchange programme.
Year 3: Electives & Professional Internship (PI)
When students return in Year 3, they will continue with
electives. In semester 2, all students will embark on a 22-week Professional
Internship where you will gain first-hand insights to the industry and build up
a personal network of contacts prior to graduating.
Year 4: Electives & Final-Year Project (FYP)
Final-year students embark on their capstone
projects. Many of the projects will achieve a reach wider than just the school,
receiving national and international accolades.
Students are required to complete a total of 127AUs during their entire candidature period. The AU requirements of the various Course Types are as follows:
| Major Requirements | Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) | Broadening and Deepening Elective (BDE) | Total AUs | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | Prescribed Elective | Common Core | Foundational Core | Business Electives | Other Electives | |
| 20 | 41 | 17 | 17 | 30 | 2 | 127 |
To meet the graduation requirement, students are also required to complete at least 69 Graded AUs from the total 127AUs requirements.
The detailed curriculum for Communication Studies with Second Major in Business can be found at this link.
The undergraduate course listing can be found at this link.
Academic Integrity
The foundation of good academic work is honesty. Maintaining academic integrity upholds the standards of the University. The responsibility for maintaining integrity in all the activities of the academic community lies with the students as well as the faculty and the University. Academic dishonesty affects the University’s reputation and devalues the degrees offered.
Please refer to this list for more information.
FAQs
Please refer to this link for a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
