Categories: Arts & Sciences
Bachelor of Arts in Communication is a program that aims to equip students with a balanced foundation in communication theories and practices to prepare the students for the various media and communication professions and industries.
As a field of study, Communication covers the various ways by which humans communicate. It focuses on how verbal and non-verbal messages are used to create meanings in different contexts using diverse media platforms. It includes a broad range of subject matter ranging from the study of communication in interpersonal relationships, groups, organizations, and cultures. For enrichment, it provides classroom and laboratory simulations, field exposures, and internships.
Skills Development
- Research Communication
- Public Relations
- Social Dramatics
- Community Development
- Applied Linguistics
- Creative and Journalistic Styles of Writing
- Digital Content Production
- Management Communication
- Radio and TV Production
- Organizational Culture and Humanitarian Communication
Curricular Requirement (Course Units Distribution)
| Level | Course Classification | First Semester | Second Semester | Summer |
| First Year | General Education | 14 Units | 8 Units | — |
| Professional Education | 6 Units | 12 Units | — | |
| Institutional Requirements | 4 Units | 3 units | — | |
| Second Year | General Education | 8 units | 11 units | — |
| Professional Education | 12 Units | 12 Units | — | |
| Institutional Requirements | 3 Units | 3 Units | — | |
| Third Year | General Education | 3 Units | — | — |
| Professional Education | 12 Units | 12 Units | — | |
| Institutional Requirements | — | — | — | |
| Fourth Year | General Education | — | — | |
| Professional Education | 12 Units | 9 Units | ||
| Institutional Requirements | 1 Unit | — |
Work Opportunities
- Radio Broadcaster
- TV Newscaster/ Personality
- Advertisement Specialist
- Content and Video Producer
- Online Entrepreneur
- Online Back Office Support
- Communication Educator
- Brand Manager and Sales Representative
- Public Relations Specialist
- Human Resource Specialist
Rate per semester
* Approx. 20,000 – 25,000.00
* For the steps for online enrolment, you may visit the official website of UNO- Recoletos:
www.uno-r.edu.ph
* Program Entry Requirements
- Student Information System Form (from the Registrar)
- Receipt of payment for enrolment
- 2 pcs 2×2 picture (white background)
- Photocopy of report card
- Entrance examination result
- Interview with the Program Head (online or on-site)
Contact us
433-2449 local 158 or
+639687351918
Social Media
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FIRST YEAR - First Semester
- Lecture 1.1[MASCOM130] Introduction to Mass Communication
- Lecture 1.2[COMTHE130] Communication Theories
- Lecture 1.3[UDSELF030] Understanding the Self
- Lecture 1.4[PURCOM030] Purposive Communication
- Lecture 1.5[MATHMW030] Mathematics in the Modern World
- Lecture 1.6[READPH030] Readings in Philippine History
- Lecture 1.7[FILCOM030] Kontekstwalisadong Komunikasyon sa Filipino
- Lecture 1.8[NSTP**130] National Service Training Program 1
- Lecture 1.9[PHED01020 Physical Fitness (Self-Testing Activities)
- Lecture 1.10[REEDFR1V0] Faith and Revelation
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FIRST YEAR - Second Semester
- Lecture 2.1[INMEDW230] Introduction to Media Writing
- Lecture 2.2[ADVPRA130] Advertising Principles and Practices
- Lecture 2.3[KNOMAN230] Knowledge Management Communication
- Lecture 2.4[PUBREL230] Public Relations Principles and Practices
- Lecture 2.5[CWORLD030] The Contemporary World
- Lecture 2.6[ETHICS030] Ethics
- Lecture 2.7[FILDIS030] Filipino sa Iba’t-ibang Disiplina
- Lecture 2.8[NSTP**230] National Service Training Program 2
- Lecture 2.9[PHED02020] Fundamentals of Rhythmic Activities (Dancing)
- Lecture 2.10[REEDCG2C0] Christ and His Gospels
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Second Year - First Semester
- Lecture 3.1[DRASTE23P] Dramatics, Elementary Stage, Techniques for Actors
- Lecture 3.2[BROPRA230] Broadcasting Principles and Practices
- Lecture 3.3[PHOTOJ33P] Photo Journalism
- Lecture 3.4[BUSCOM130] Business Communication
- Lecture 3.5[GECHEM04G] General Chemistry
- Lecture 3.6[FILREK030] Retorika
- Lecture 3.7[JRIZAL030] Life, Works and Writings of Dr. Jose Rizal
- Lecture 3.8[PHED03020] Fundamentals of Individual/Dual Sports and Games
- Lecture 3.9[REEDLC3C0] Life in Communion
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Second Year - Second Semester
- Lecture 4.1[RAPROD43P] Radio Production
- Lecture 4.2[HILCOM230] Hiligaynon Communication
- Lecture 4.3[ADDRAP33P] Advance Drama Production
- Lecture 4.4[SCITES030] Science, Technology and Society
- Lecture 4.5[ARTAPP030] Art Appreciation
- Lecture 4.6[ANAPHY04G] Anatomy and Physiology
- Lecture 4.7[FOSRES110] Form and Style in Research Writing
- Lecture 4.8[FILPAN030] Panitikang Pilipino
- Lecture 4.9[PHED04020] Fundamentals of Team Sports and Games
- Lecture 4.10[REEDDL4C0] Discipleship and Leadership
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Third Year - First Semester
- Lecture 5.1[MCTHES130] Basic Research in Mass
- Lecture 5.2[RIDIHU030] Risk, Disaster & Humanitarian Communication
- Lecture 5.3[JOPPRA43P] Journalism Principles and Practices
- Lecture 5.4[COMAPP03Z] Computer Applications
- Lecture 5.5[PUBSPE030] Public Speaking
- Lecture 5.6[ARGDEB330] Argumentation and Debate
- Lecture 5.7[COPHYS04G] Advanced College Physics
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Third Year - Second Semester
- Lecture 6.1[MCTHES230] Mass Communication Thesis Writing 1
- Lecture 6.2[MAGAED43P] Magazine Editing and Production
- Lecture 6.3[TVPROD43P] Television Production
- Lecture 6.4[COMPLAN030] Communication Planning
- Lecture 6.5[INJOUR43P] Investigative Journalism
- Lecture 6.6[FORLAN030] Foreign Language
- Lecture 6.7[HUMGEN04G] Human Genetics
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Fourth Year - First Semester
- Lecture 7.1[MCTHES330] Mass Communication Thesis Writing II
- Lecture 7.2[DEVCOM030] Development Communication
- Lecture 7.3[COMELE230] Communication Media Laws and Ethics
- Lecture 7.4[COMMAE330] Communication Management and Entrepreneurship
- Lecture 7.5[INSHIP53W] Internship 1
- Lecture 7.6[FORSCI04G] Forensic Science
- Lecture 7.7[SDPPRC 01V] Student Development Program Requirements Completion
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Fourth Year - Second Semester
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