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Dr.Benson, Oke is an accomplished media scholar and practitioner with expertise in digital journalism and media ethics. As Head of Department, she specializes in media effects, development communication, and multimedia storytelling, with extensive experience in broadcast journalism and media management. Head of Department – Mass Communication
The philosophy of the Mass Communication program is to develop versatile media professionals who understand the power and responsibility of communication in society. Our curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on training in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and digital media production.
We emphasize ethical reporting, innovative storytelling, and critical media analysis. The program aims to produce graduates who can create impactful content, manage communication strategies, and navigate the evolving media landscape with professionalism and integrity.
— Wilbur Schramm
| Communication Fundamentals |
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| To develop expertise in mass communication theories and media effects |
| To cultivate understanding of journalism ethics and media law |
| To foster awareness of digital media trends and global communication practices |
| Practical Skills |
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| To train students in news writing, broadcasting, and multimedia production |
| To develop skills for strategic communication and media management |
| To prepare graduates for careers in journalism, public relations, and digital media |
| (UTME) | |
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| Minimum of five credits at Ordinary Level in GCE, SSCE, or equivalent examinations. Credits must include English Language, Literature-in-English, and three other Arts or Social Science subjects. Combinations from WAEC/NECO at not more than two sittings are acceptable. | |
| UTME subjects: English Language, Literature-in-English, and any other two Arts or Social Science subjects | |
| Successful completion of Obong University's post-UTME screening and interview |
| Direct Entry | |
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| Two Advanced Level Passes in Literature, Government, or related subjects plus credits at Ordinary Level as specified above | |
| Diploma in Mass Communication, Journalism or related fields with minimum Upper Credit | |
| NCE with merit in relevant disciplines |
| Media Professionals and Scholars | Educator |
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| The Mass Communication Department at Obong University features experienced media practitioners with backgrounds in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and digital media. Our faculty combine academic excellence with professional experience in leading media organizations across Nigeria. | |
| Through hands-on training and industry collaborations, we prepare students to become innovative communicators who can thrive in traditional and new media environments. |
| Prof. Ngozi Eze | H.O.D |
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| Dr. Femi Balogun (Broadcast Journalism) | |
| Dr. Aisha Mohammed (Public Relations) | |
| Mr. Chinedu Obi (Ph.D in view) (Digital Media) | |
| Ms. Bimpe Johnson (Print Journalism) |
| Tell Stories. Shape Narratives. Launch Your Media Career |
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| Broadcast Journalist |
| Public Relations Officer |
| Digital Content Producer |
| Media Researcher |
| Corporate Communications Manager |
| Social Media Strategist |
"The Mass Communication program's hands-on approach gave me real-world media experience. Our campus radio station and newsroom training prepared me perfectly for my current role as a producer at a national television network. The faculty's industry connections were invaluable."
"Studying Mass Communication transformed how I understand media's role in society. The digital media labs and internship opportunities gave me practical skills I now use daily as a social media manager for a multinational company. The program's balance of theory and practice was exceptional."
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