Bachelor of Information and Communication Science and Technology

Start Date:

2025/2026

Duration

3 years

Fees:

700 $

Description

The Bachelor of Information and Communication Science and Technology (STIC) at the University of N’Djamena is a comprehensive three-year undergraduate program designed to train future professionals in journalism, media, communication, and public relations.

Program Overview

The curriculum provides a balance between theoretical foundations and practical training in written press, audiovisual production, public communication, and digital media.
Students gain skills in writing, reporting, visual communication, photography, and the use of modern information technologies for media and institutional communication.

The program is offered in both Arabic and French sections, and graduates are prepared for careers in media organizations, NGOs, governmental institutions, and communication consultancies, or for further postgraduate studies in communication and media fields.

Program Objectives

The Bachelor of Information and Communication Science and Technology aims to:

Build strong understanding of the social, cultural, and political role of media and communication in modern society.
Provide practical skills in journalism, audiovisual production, and digital content creation.
Train students to design, manage, and evaluate communication projects in public and private sectors.
Develop a commitment to professional ethics and media responsibility.
Foster creativity, teamwork, and adaptability to technological innovation.
Prepare graduates for further academic studies or professional specialization in communication and media.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program can pursue various roles, such as:

Journalist or News Editor
Radio and TV Presenter or Producer
Communication and PR Officer
Digital Media Specialist
Institutional Communication Consultant
Photojournalist or Content Creator
Research or Development Communication Officer

Curriculum

Program Structure

Total Credits Required: 180 credits (LMD System)
Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)
Minimum Credit Load per Semester: 30 credits
Total Hours: 1,800 hours

Year 1

Focus: Foundations of communication, media introduction, and language skills

Key Courses:

Introduction to Communication and Media Studies
Written Press and Media Structure
Communication Theory
Techniques of Expression (Arabic, French, English)
Grammar and Linguistics in Arabic
Introduction to Audiovisual Communication (Radio & TV Practice)
History of Media
Sociology, Contemporary African History, and Art History
Introduction to Marketing and Organizational Communication

Total: 600 hours – 60 credits

Year 2

Focus: Applied media techniques and organizational communication

Key Courses:

Information Processing and Communication Strategies
Editorial Secretariat and Organizational Communication
Media and Society
Cinema: History of Major Movements
Research Methodology in Social Sciences
Written Press Practice, Radio, and Television News
Public Speaking and Administrative Writing
Specialized Communication
Photojournalism and Computer Applications

Total: 600 hours – 60 credits

Year 3

Focus: Professional practice, law, and media production

Key Courses:

Audiovisual Production: Radio and TV News
International Communication
Cultural Institutions and Event Protocol
Media Law and Intellectual Property
Ethics and Deontology of the Media
Research Methodology and Internship Report
Multimedia and Desktop Publishing (PAO)

Total: 600 hours – 60 credits

Why Choose This Program

Comprehensive and Practical Training:
From the first year, students gain real experience in radio, television, written press, and digital communication.

Professional Supervision:
Courses are led by qualified academics and industry experts, ensuring students receive both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.

National Recognition:
Accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and recognized across Chadian public and private sectors.

Bilingual Study Options:
Offered in Arabic and French, providing access to broader professional and academic opportunities.

Clear Career Pathways:
Graduates can advance to Master’s programs in Journalism, Communication for Development, or Media Studies, or directly join the professional communication field.