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The subject explores the various facets of celebrity culture. It encompasses the analysis of cultural approaches to celebrity, ranging from the historical development, the relationships between celebrity and related media, and the study of specific celebrity case studies.
Intakes: September
This subject aims to create exposure to the contemporary theories/practices on competitive business environment with DVUCA (Disruptive, Volatility, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) in various industries.
Intakes: April, September
This course is designed to equip communication students with the knowledge and skills to develop and implement creative ideas in their field.
Intakes: April
This course introduces Copperplate Calligraphy, a traditional Western script known for its elegance, rhythm, and precision. Students will learn fundamental techniques including posture, pen angle, basic strokes, letterforms (miniscule and majuscule), numerals, and composition.
Intakes: May, September
The subject provides an introductory, general underpinning knowledge about the business events industry.
Intakes: September
Organisational Communication course proposes to understand the communication in the organizational environment by providing an overview of the organizational communication study and the history of its development leading to its current industrial practice.
Intakes: September
This elective course offers students a practical introduction to the German language and an insight into the cultures of German-speaking countries.
Intakes: September
This course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world safely, privately, and confidently.
Intakes: April, September

This subject approaches Investor relations (IR) from a multidisciplinary perspective. It is a corporate communication activity, which combines the disciplines of communication and finance, along with other related areas, in an effort to maximise shareholders’ wealth. The subject covers four main areas: capital markets, investment process, corporate environment, and the practice of investor relations.

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Intakes: April
This subject explores the use of accounting techniques in the management and control of a business enterprise.
Intakes: April, September
Film Studies introduces students to film art and film form, with a particular emphasis on narrative filmmaking. Students will be exposed to the fundamentals and key concepts in film form and film style in order for them to develop the ability to evaluate and articulate filmic works.
Intakes: September
This course introduces the fundamentals of social media and its growing importance in marketing and communication.
Intakes: April, September