The University of Social Sciences and Humanities will begin admitting students to its Multimedia Communication program in 2026.

The program was issued according toDecision No. 2238/QD-XHNVOn April 28, 2026, with program code 7320104, the training duration is 4 years, and the graduation degree is a Bachelor of Multimedia Communication.

The opening of the Multimedia Communication major directly addresses the rapidly developing needs of modern communication in the context of digital transformation, international integration, and the explosion of digital content platforms. While previously journalism and media were primarily associated with traditional writing, images, and radio and television, today's media professionals need to master multiple modes of expression simultaneously: text, images, sound, video, data, digital platforms, and new technological tools. This is the core orientation of the Multimedia Communication training program at the university.

Bachelor's Degree Program in Multimedia CommunicationThe aim is to equip students with a solid theoretical foundation in their field, basic research capabilities, professional practice skills, and creative, innovative thinking and entrepreneurial abilities in the multimedia and digital communication sector. Upon graduation, students will be able to independently adapt to the professional environment in the context of digital transformation and international integration, meeting the demand for high-quality human resources in society and the labor market.

A significant advantage for students majoring in Multimedia Communication is studying in a leading university environment specializing in journalism, communication, social sciences, and humanities. The University of Social Sciences and Humanities has long been a reputable institution for training high-quality human resources for media organizations, political and social organizations, businesses, international organizations, and entities operating in the fields of culture, education, and foreign affairs. Placing Multimedia Communication within an academic environment rich in humanistic traditions helps students not only master professional skills but also gain a foundation in social sciences and humanities, politics, law, and information technology – elements particularly crucial for modern communication professionals.

The training program is designed in an interdisciplinary approach, combining foundational knowledge in social sciences and humanities, journalism and media theory, multimedia content production skills, and digital media technology. Besides basic modules such as introduction to digital technology, introduction to multimedia communication, and communication theory, the program also includes specialized modules such as photography and visual communication, broadcasting and television technology, multimedia writing skills, digital media technology, digital media economics, digital media culture, online video production, and the application of artificial intelligence in multimedia communication.

In particular, the program dedicates a significant amount of time to internships. This demonstrates a training orientation closely linked to professional practice, giving students early access to the working environment at newsrooms, media agencies, businesses, social organizations, and digital content platforms. Through internships and practical activities, students can hone their skills in producing news articles, photos, videos, podcasts, infographics, social media content, communication campaigns, and other digital media products that meet the demands of the labor market.

A high-quality faculty is one of the key guarantees for the quality of training in this new field of study. With the foundation of a leading research university, students have the opportunity to study with faculty members who have in-depth expertise in journalism, communication, sociology, cultural studies, media technology, and media management. The combination of academic knowledge, professional experience, and a wide network of collaborations will help students develop comprehensively in terms of thinking, skills, and professional competence.

Graduates in Multimedia Communications have abundant job opportunities. Based on the career orientation of the training program, graduates can work in press agencies, radio stations, television stations, online newspapers, magazines, media companies, businesses, non-governmental organizations, government agencies, and representative offices of domestic and foreign news agencies in Vietnam. They can also become content creators, editors, reporters, media product designers, digital content managers, corporate communications specialists, public relations professionals, brand communicators, or start their own businesses in the media field.

In the context of communication becoming an essential capability for every organization, the opening of the Multimedia Communication major at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities from 2026 not only provides an attractive option for candidates interested in content creation, technology, and social communication, but also contributes to providing a workforce with knowledge, skills, and responsibility for the rapidly developing media industry. This major is for dynamic, creative young people who can adapt to new technologies and aspire to create valuable media products in the digital age.

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