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Accountancy Department

We welcome all aspiring students who are passionate about numbers, finance, and business. With dedication and guidance, the Accountancy Department at Cihan Institute will help you build a solid foundation in accounting and financial management, preparing you for a successful career in the dynamic world of business and economics.

Welcome Word from the Media Studies Department

We warmly welcome all students who aspire to shape the future of communication, storytelling, and media production. The Media Studies Department at Cihan Institute is dedicated to providing you with the knowledge, skills, and creativity needed to succeed in today’s competitive media environment. With our supportive environment and experienced faculty, you will gain both practical and theoretical expertise that will prepare you for careers in journalism, broadcasting, digital media, and corporate communication.

Year

2-year Progeam

Undergraduate

280

  • 2 years (4 semesters)

  • English & kurdish

The program is structured to gradually build knowledge from basic media studies to applied major media projects and practices.

Graduates of the Media Studies Department can pursue careers as:

  • Journalists & News Reporters

  • PR & Communications Specialists

  • Film & Documentary Makers

  • Advertising Executives

  • Media Analysts

  • Social Media Managers

  • Financial Officers within Media Companies

  • Introduction to Media & Communication

  • Principles of Journalism

  • Media Writing & Reporting

  • Introduction to Sociology

  • Broadcasting & Radio Production

  • News Editing & Reporting

  • Digital Media & Social Platforms

  • Media Ethics & Law

  • Television Production Techniques

  • Public Relations & Advertising

  • Research Methods in Media

  • Multimedia Storytelling

  • Advanced Media Production

  • Media Management & Entrepreneurship

  • Communication Theories

  • Graduation Project

Cross-Discipline

  • Mass Communication – Understanding how information flows in society and its cultural impact.

  • Media Influence – Analyzing how media shapes public opinion, identity, and social trends.

  • Communication Models – Exploring interpersonal, group, and mass communication processes.

  • Media Literacy – Developing critical skills to analyze and interpret media content.

  • Global Media – Examining the impact of globalization on culture, politics, and information exchange.

  • News Writing & Reporting – Principles of gathering, verifying, and presenting information.

  • Broadcast Journalism – Producing news and features for television and radio.

  • Investigative Journalism – Research methods, fact-checking, and ethical reporting.

  • Media Ethics & Law – Understanding freedom of press, privacy, and regulatory standards.

  • Editing & Presentation – Skills in writing, proofreading, and multimedia editing.

  • Digital Storytelling – Combining text, video, audio, and graphics to engage audiences.

  • Multimedia Production – Techniques in photography, videography, and sound editing.

  • Social Media Communication – Leveraging digital platforms for influence and branding.

  • Web & Content Design – Creating effective and user-friendly media platforms.

  • Emerging Media – Exploring virtual reality, AI, and new digital communication tools.

  • PR Strategies – Building relationships with media, stakeholders, and the public.

  • Advertising Principles – Crafting messages for different audiences and markets.

  • Campaign Planning – Designing and executing communication campaigns.

  • Branding & Image Management – Establishing strong public and corporate identities.

  • Crisis Communication – Managing public image during challenges and controversies.

  • Film Theory & Criticism – Analyzing film as art, culture, and industry.

  • Scriptwriting & Screenplay – Writing stories for film and television.

  • Media & Society – Exploring representation, diversity, and cultural narratives.

  • Global Cinema – Studying film traditions across different cultures.

  • Documentary Studies – Techniques of creating non-fiction storytelling.

Field Studies

  • Apply classroom knowledge in real media and communication settings.

  • Gain practical experience in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and digital media.

  • Develop professional skills in reporting, editing, media production, and campaign management.

  • Learn the dynamics of media institutions and communication strategies.

  • Prepare students for careers in newsrooms, PR agencies, cultural organizations, and media companies.

  • TV & Radio Stations – Experience in news production, broadcasting, and live reporting.

  • Newspapers & Online Platforms – Practice in journalism, editing, and digital publishing.

  • PR & Advertising Agencies – Work on branding, campaigns, and media relations.

  • Film Production Studios – Participate in shooting, editing, and script development.

  • NGOs & Government Agencies – Support awareness campaigns and public information programs.

  • Conducted in the fourth (final) semester.

  • Training lasts 8–10 weeks (depending on the placement).

  • Students are supervised by a professional media practitioner at training sites.

  • Performance is monitored and evaluated jointly by institute faculty and training supervisors.

  • Attendance & participation in daily activities.

  • Practical performance in reporting, media production, and communication tasks.

  • Internship report / portfolio of work.

  • Final presentation or oral examination.

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Short Term Extension Courses

In addition to the two-year diploma program, the Media Studies Department at our institute offers a variety of short-term extension courses. These courses are designed for:

  • Students seeking to upgrade their media production skills.

  • Professionals aiming to enhance communication, journalism, and digital media expertise.

  • Anyone interested in practical, industry-focused training in media and communication.

$380

Digital Photography & Videography

  • Duration: 3 months

  • Content:

    • Basics of camera handling and composition

    • Lighting techniques for indoor and outdoor shoots

    • Videography principles: framing, motion, and storytelling

    • Photo and video editing with industry software

  • Practical Training: Hands-on exercises with real media projects and datasets

  • Price: $380
$320

Social Media Marketing & Content Creation

  • Duration: 2 months 

  • Content:

    • Strategies for engaging social media audiences

    • Content planning and campaign development

    • Branding and storytelling for digital platforms

    • Tools for scheduling, analytics, and performance tracking

    • Practical Training: Hands-on exercises with real media campaigns and datasets

  • Price: $320

$350

Journalism & News Writing

  • Duration: 3 months

  • Content:

    • Fundamentals of reporting and investigative journalism

    • Writing techniques for news, features, and opinion articles

    • Ethics, law, and fact-checking in journalism

    • Editing and headline writing

    • Practical Training: Hands-on exercises with real media reports and datasets

  • Price: $350
$400

Film Editing & Post-Production

  • Duration: 4 months

  • Content:

    • Introduction to professional editing software (Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut)

    • Principles of continuity, pacing, and visual storytelling

    • Sound editing and color correction

    • Special effects and graphics integration

    • Practical Training: Hands-on exercises with real film and video datasets

  • Price: $400

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