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Find out more A compelling narrative has the power to impact lives. Bring light to important topics, develop the big idea to effect change, and shape the way your community thinks, all with the skills you’ll pick up in the most established and well-loved media course in Singapore–the Diploma in Mass Communication (MCM).
With a comprehensive curriculum and an emphasis on digital content creation, integrated communication tools ranging from print, online and broadcast journalism to advertising, public relations, radio, TV and social media, you’ll learn how to effectively use all media platforms to tell the stories that need to be heard.
Most Established Media Course
Largest network of successful media alumni.
Real-World Exposure
Work with real clients, locally and overseas.
Promising Careers
Look forward to careers in journalism, radio and TV production, advertising and public relations, social media, marketing communications, and more.
Entry Requirements
FOR STUDENTS WITH O-LEVEL EXAMINATION RESULTS
AGGREGATE TYPE ELR2B2-A
To be eligible for consideration, candidates must have the following GCE 'O' Level examination (or equivalent) results.
Mathematics (Elementary/Additional)
1 - 7
Any two other subjects
1 - 6
You must also have sat for one subject listed in the 2nd group of relevant subjects for the ELR2B2-A Aggregate Type.
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FOR STUDENTS WITH OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
Find out more on entry requirements and admissions exercise periods for qualifications such as N(A)-Level, A-Level, ITE, IP, IB and more.
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Application Information
Range of Net ELR2B2 for 2021 JAE
4 to 10
Planned Intake (2021)
110
ADMISSIONS EXERCISE
Hear From A Student
Melvin Yuan
MCM Graduate, Class of 1998
FMS created a ‘real world environment’ for our learning. We were grounded in theory, but had the benefit of learning from industry veterans who were our lecturers. And our project work was either measured against industry norms and standards, or done in collaboration with real, operating media and communications companies. For those reasons, I believe we had an accelerated entry into our professional and business endeavours.
Diploma in Mass Communication (N67)