In the 21st century, a variety of information technology services and media have converged and developed through wired and wireless networks and have had great impacts on human beings and modern society.
As various converged services have expanded their service areas thanks to new digital technology, it is necessary to predict which way the information society will go in the future and to cultivate the human resources into versatile experts who can lead the global media companies. It is also necessary to change the existing academic path and promote mutual understanding among the different academic fields so that they can match the change of the media environment and figure out the needs of contemporary society.
Accordingly, the Department of Media & Content Policy focuses on studying new convergence trends of media based on media, artificial intelligence content, telecommunications, copyright, intellectual property, thereby making students capable of coping with the change in a comprehensive way and becoming media policy experts.
Major Education and Research Topic
- - Understand the current technology of media & content and policy environment
- - Investigate the critical policy issues regarding production, distribution, and consumption of video contents
- - Cultivate highly qualified experts who can lead the industry of media, communication, and IT
- - Develop various programs of theories and business practices of media and content
- - Propose effective media and communication policies in parallel with academic courses
Application & Related Industries
- - Strengthen cooperation and set up partnerships with related content & communication organizations and media industries
- - Provide training courses related to content productions, broadcasters, and businesses
- - Provide research funds and scholarships through carrying out various government and media industry projects
- - Hold seminars dealing with major media and communication policy issues
- - Produce specialized experts for the content industries after reinforcing the capabilities of analyzing the media and data policy and learning specific knowledge about business management of media companies
Employment and career
- - 100% employment for graduates of full-time master’s programs
- - Fields of employment for current students and graduates: Broadcasting companies, telecommunications companies, media companies, productions, Internet companies, TV home shopping, advertising companies, and other media-related companies
Curriculum
Required courses include Research Methodology and Dissertation Study I and II, while optional courses include various areas such as AI Media & Content, AI Copyright/Information Protection Law, AI Telecommunication Policy, and ESG Track.
AI Media and Content
AI Content, AI Journalism, Digital Contents Distribution, Global Content Planning, Data Economy and Policy, Media Management
AI Copyright/Information Protection Law
Intellectual Property Law, Digital Media and Copyright, Personal Information Protection, AI Law
AI Telecommunication Policy
Next Generation Broadcasting and Telecommunication Technology Policy, Smart Media, VOD
ESG Track
Introduction ESG, Media ESG, ESG and Corporate Ethics, ESG Law and Policy,