Multimedia Journalism

News reporting, storytelling, photography, and digital content production skills for careers in journalism and media industries

Program Overview

Bachelor

Multimedia Journalism

A Bachelor’s Degree in Multimedia Journalism equips students with the essential writing, reporting, and digital production skills required for modern media environments. The program delivers a strong foundation in core journalism principles—such as news reporting, feature writing, and media law—while integrating practical training in digital storytelling, photojournalism, and broadcast production. Students develop the versatility to produce impactful content across print, digital, social, and broadcast platforms, preparing them to communicate effectively within evolving global media systems. Graduates are prepared for career paths such as news reporters, digital content creators, broadcast assistants, social media editors, photojournalists, or public relations coordinators in media houses, corporate communications, and public agencies.
Curriculum

Course Catalog

the curriculum consists of core compulsory subjects and a selection of electives that allow students to specialize in their chosen field.

General Courses

~28 credits
Course TitleCredit
Course TitleCredit
English 1 3
Philosophy and Society 4
ICT in Workplaces 3
English 2 3
Foundamental of Economics 3
Public Administration 3
Effective Communication 3
Mathematics and Statistics 3
Research Methods 3

Compulsary Courses

~87 credits
Course TitleCredit
Course TitleCredit
Introduction to Digital Media Technologies 3
Media Literacy 3
Introduction to Journalism 3
News Reporting I 3
Digital Journalism and Multimedia 3
Introduction to Broadcast Journalism 3
News Reporting II 3
Photojournalism and Visual Storytelling 3
Graphic Design & Layout 3
Journalism and Global Issues 3
Ethical Issues in Journalism 3
Advance Digital Journalism 3
Data Journalism 3
Broadcast Production 3
Journalism and Media 3
Feature Writing 3
Script/Scenario 3
Multimedia Journalism 3
Journalism and Global Media Systems 3
Advanced Editing and Production 3
Media Relation (Press Statement, Press Release) 3
Global Journalism Issues 3
Advanced Broadcast Journalism 3
Social media and Journalism 3
Advanced Investigative Reporting 3
Journalism in Crisis 3
Media Writing 3
Communication Theory 3
Principle of Public Relations and Advertising 3

Course titles and credit hours are indicative. The official curriculum is published each academic year by the Dean’s office and is subject to update.

Competencies

Program Learning Outcomes

Hard Skills

News Reporting & Interviewing

Ability to research, investigate, and gather information to produce compelling news and feature stories

Multimedia Content Strategy

Ability to plan, create, and manage cross-platform digital content tailored for modern media and social channels

Broadcast Production

Proficiency in filming, scripting, editing, and producing professional audio and video content for broadcast journalism

Data Journalism & Analytics

Ability to gather, analyze, and interpret complex data or statistics to build data-driven investigative news stories

Investigative Reporting

Ability to execute deep investigative methodologies to uncover facts and report on complex global crises

Photojournalism & Visuals

Ability to capture powerful editorial photographs and design layouts using graphic design principles

Digital Media Technology

Mastery of fundamental digital tools, content management systems, and workplace applications required for modern newsrooms

Soft Skills

Media Law & Ethics

Strong understanding of legal frameworks, intellectual property, and ethical responsibilities governing global media operations.

Problem-Solving Skills

Ability to identify challenges and develop effective solutions in professional environments

Patience & Flexibility

Ability to work carefully, adapt to situations, and remain patient under pressure

Teamwork & Customer Relations

Ability to collaborate effectively with teams and maintain positive customer relationships

Leadership Skills

Ability to guide, motivate, and manage teams effectively

Critical Thinking Skills

Ability to analyze information and make logical decisions

Communication Skills

Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication abilities

Professional Ethics

Commitment to professionalism, integrity, and ethical standards in the workplace.

Entry Requirements

What you need to apply.

Academic Requirement

BAC II Certificate, or equivalent degree recognized by Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.

Minimum Grade

We welcome applicants from all academic backgrounds; admission is open to any student who has completed and passed their high school diploma or an equivalent qualification.

Age

No age limit for general enrollment.

Language

While anyone is eligible to apply and enroll, language proficiency is a graduation requirement. Students must successfully complete or pass the C3 level to complete their Bachelor’s Degree.

Documents Required

Completed application form, certified copies of high school transcripts/diploma, 3 new 4x6 photos (white background, front-facing, and without glasses).

Intake Schedule

- The first term: start of January - The second term: start of May - The third term: start of September

Scholarships

- Grade A Students: 100% scholarship for 4 years - Grade B Students: 50% scholarship for 2 years - Grade C Students: 30% scholarship for 2 years + If an applicant does not meet these specific grade thresholds, they still have the opportunity to earn a scholarship by taking the university's internal entrance exam.