Bs in Games Vs Ba in Film and Media Arts

Available of Arts in Advice (4 years)

Bachelor of Arts in Communication (4 years)

Clarification

The Communication program of the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Arts and Letters employs innovative, cutting-edge, transdisciplinary, and integrative approaches that lead to the seamless integration of instruction, research, and extension in the fields of Communication and Media Studies, with item focus on General Communication, Broadcast, Integrated Marketing Communication, Communication Enquiry, and Moving picture, with the aim of producing ethical and socially responsible practitioners and scholars. The programme draws its inspiration from its Cosmic identity that is rooted in the history of the nation.

Identity​

Becoming Function of the Program

Identity​

Thomasian Graduate Attributes

The Academy of Santo Tomas, in pursuit of truth, guided by reason and illumined past religion, dedicates herself to the generation, advancement, and transmission of knowledge to form competent and compassionate professionals committed to the service of the Church, the nation, and the global community.

I am a Thomasian. I carry the SEAL of Thomasian education. I am a S ervant leader, an E ffective communicator and collaborator, an A nalytical and creative thinker, and a L ifelong learner. With Christ at the centre of my formation as a Thomasian, I am expected to demonstrate the following Thomasian Graduate Attributes ( ThoGAs ):

Retainer LEADER

• Show leadership abilities to promote advocacies for life, freedom, justice, and solidarity in the service of the family unit, the local and global communities, the Church building, and the environment.
• Implement relevant projects and activities that speak of Christian pity to the poor and the marginalized in order to enhance their quality of life.
• Show respect for the human being person, regardless of race, religion, age, and gender.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR AND COLLABORATOR

• Express myself conspicuously, correctly, and confidently in various environments, contexts, and technologies of homo interaction.
• Work productively with individuals or groups from diverse cultures and demographics.
• Testify profound respect for individual differences and/or uniqueness as members of God's creation.

Belittling AND CREATIVE THINKER

• Bear witness judiciousness and resourcefulness in making personal and professional decisions.
• Engage in research undertakings that respond to societal problems.
• Express personal and professional insights through an upstanding and show-based approach.

LIFELONG LEARNER

• Appoint in reflective do to ensure disciplinal relevance and professional evolution.
• Exhibit preparedness and interest for continuous upgrading of competencies required past the profession or surface area of specialization.
• Manifest fidelity to the teachings of Christ, mediated by the Catholic Church, in the continuous deepening of organized religion and spirituality in dealing with new life situations and challenges.

Thomasian Core Values

Competence

Commitment

Compassion

Program Intended Learning Outcomes

A graduate of the UST BA Communication programme is expected to:

1. Demonstrate piece of work ethic and borough-mindedness in undertaking projects and advocacies.
2. Communicate in different formats and platforms (print, broadcast, & online).
3. Ascertain and access information needs, evaluate oral and written discourse; and produce, share, and utilize data and knowledge.
4. Carry communication and media research and evaluation.
5. Design and produce highly creative and quality advice and media outputs.
6. Demonstrate communication management and leadership skills.
7. Construct audio methods, frameworks, and newer knowledge in communication research.
8. Demonstrate confidence in working independently and in teams.
9. Analyze the foundational theories and concepts used in the practice of communication.
10. Know and practice rights and responsibilities in the communication profession.
11. Develop entrepreneurial capabilities.

Becoming Part of the Programme

Awarding

Application Period: July to December of each year

Awarding Website

Release of Results: January 28 of the following year

Fees

Go to THIS Page and look for the "Faculty of Arts and Letters" tab for the tuition fees.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Communication program may consider a career in the following areas:

• Advertising (creative director, copywriter, account/make manager, media planner)
• Public Relations (corporate communications/PR Manager, writer/publicist)
• Marketing(marketing/brand manager, researcher)
• Broadcasting (tv/ film managing director, news reporter/anchor, programme/segment host, producer, researcher)
• Events Management (Events and promotions manager)
• Film/ Video/Product Houses (actor, director, scriptwriter, cinematographer)
• Academe (lecturer/professor)

Student Feel and Back up

The Available of Science in Concrete Therapy programme provides not just theoretical input, but also practical applications of learned concepts and skills to all-time prepare students for the world of work. To do so, the program uses facilities such as laboratories for their learning experiences.

The University of Santo Tomas provides student services that cater to academic, spiritual, and wellness concerns of students. These back up units are institute in the dissimilar parts of the campus and can be accessed by Thomasians. When the University shifted to altitude learning, the services as well transitioned to online services to continue addressing the needs of Thomasians.

Plan Curriculum (New)​

Effectivity: A.Y. 2021-2022

This curriculum may have some changes upon the availability of new guidelines.

Programme Schedule

Year	First Term (August – Dec)	Second Term (January – May)	Special Term (June – July)
1	/	/	none
2	/	/	none
iii	/	/	none
iv	/	/	none

First Twelvemonth - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abbreviation	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
AB 301	Entrepreneurial Heed	3	0	iii
CA 3281	Introduction to Communication and Media	3	0	3
CONTEM_W	The Contemporary Earth	three	0	three
GE ELECI	Elective I	3	0	three
NSTP 1	National Service Grooming Program 1	0	3	3
PATH-FIT	Fettle Exercises for Specific Sports	two	0	2
PURPCOM	Purposive Advice	3	0	three
READ_PH	Readings in the Philippine History	iii	0	three
SPN i	Spanish 1 – Basic	3	0	3
THY 1	Christian Vision of the Human Person	3	0	3
Full		26	3	29

                                      2nd Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3282	Communication Theory	3	0	iii
GE ELECII	Elective Ii	3	0	3
MATH_MW	Mathematics in the Modernistic Globe	iii	0	3
NSTP 2	National Service Training Program 2	0	3	iii	NSTP 1
PATH-FIT	Physical Activities Towards Health and Fitness in Sports	2	0	two
SPN 2	Spanish 2 – Intermediate	3	0	3	SPN 1
THY 2	Christian Vision of Marriage and Family	iii	0	iii	THY 1
UND_SELF	Understanding the Self	3	0	3
WOSOCU	Earth Societies and Cultures	3	0	3
Total		23	3	26

Second Year - ii Terms

                  First Term                

Abridgement	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3283	Broadcasting Principles	3	0	3
GE ELECIII	Constituent Three	three	0	3
LIT 1	The Great Works	3	0	3
LIWORIZ	Life and Works of Rizal	3	0	3
PATH-FIT	Human being Enhancement	two	0	2
STS	Science, Engineering science and Society	3	0	three
THY three	Christian Vision of the Church in Social club	3	0	3	THY 1, THY 2
Full		20	0	20

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
ART_APP	Art Appreciation	iii	0	3
CA 3284	Advice Culture and Lodge	3	0	3
Ethics	Ethics	3	0	3
FIL 2	Panimulang Pagsasalin	3	0	3
LIT 2	Philippine Literary History	3	0	3	LIT one
PATH-FIT	Physical Activities Towards Health and Fettle in Dance	2	0	ii
THY 4	Living the Christian Vision in the Contemporary Globe	three	0	three	THY 1, THY two, THY 3
TOTAL		20	0	20

3rd Year - ii Terms

                  Start Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3285	Communication Enquiry	3	0	iii	CA 3282
CA 3286	Advice Media Police force and Ethics	three	0	3
CA 3287	Advertizement Principles and Practices	3	0	three
CA 3289	Elective (Multimedia Arts) 1	3	0	3
CA 32810	Elective (Multimedia Arts) two	3	0	3
ELE 1	Professional Elective 1	3	0	3
ELE 2	Professional Elective 2	iii	0	3
TOTAL		21	0	21

                                      2nd Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32811	Risk Disaster and Humanitarian Communication	3	0	3
CA 32812	Development Communication	3	0	three	CA 3284
CA 32813	Public Relations Principles and Practices	three	0	3
CA 32814	Elective (Multimedia Arts) 3	3	0	3
CA 32815	Constituent (Multimedia Arts) four	3	0	iii
CA 32816	Thesis Writing ane (Thesis Proposal)	2	0	two	CA 3285
CA 3288	Boob tube Product	three	0	3	CA 3283
TOTAL		20	0	20

Fourth Year - 2 Terms

                  Start Term                

Abbreviation	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32817	Knowledge Management	3	0	3
CA 32818	Communication Planning	3	0	3
CA 32819	Integrated Marketing Communication	3	0	3	CA 32813, CA 3287
CA 32820	Introduction to Flick	3	0	3
CA 32821	Internship	three	0	3
CA 32822	Thesis Writing ii (Thesis Colloquium)	2	0	2	CA 32816
ELE 3	Professional Elective 3	3	0	3
TOTAL		xx	0	20

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32823	Communication Management	3	0	3	CA 32818
CA 32824	Elective (Multimedia Arts) 5	iii	0	three
CA 32825	Thesis Writing 3 (Thesis Defense)	2	0	two	CA 32822
ELE 4	Professional person Elective 4	3	0	three
ELE 5	Professional Elective 5	3	0	3
ELE 6	Professional person Elective 6	3	0	3
TOTAL		17	0	17

Effectivity: A.Y. 2019-2020

This curriculum may take some changes upon the availability of new guidelines.

Plan Schedule

Year	Showtime Term (August – Dec)	2nd Term (January – May)	Special Term (June – July)
1	/	/	none
2	/	/	none
iii	/	/	none
4	/	/	none

Starting time Year - 2 Terms

                  Start Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3281	Introduction to Advice and Media	3	0	3
CONTEM_W	The Contemporary Earth	three	0	three
GE ELECI	Elective I	3	0	three
NSTP 1	National Service Training Program 1	0	3	iii
PATH-FIT	Fitness Exercises for Specific Sports	2	0	2
PURPCOM	Purposive Communication	3	0	iii
READ_PH	Readings in Philippine History	3	0	3
SPN 1	Spanish 1 – Basic	three	0	3
THY 1	Christian Vision of the Human Person	3	0	3
Total		23	three	26

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
AB 301	Entrepreneurial Mind	three	0	iii
CA 3282	Communication Theory	3	0	3
GE ELECII	Elective 2	iii	0	3
MATH_MW	Mathematics in the Modernistic Earth	three	0	3
NSTP 2	National Service Training Program 2	0	three	3	NSTP 1
PATH-FIT	Concrete Activities Towards Wellness and Fitness in Sports	2	0	two
SPN ii	Spanish 2 – Intermediate	iii	0	3	SPN 1
THY 2	Christian Vision of Spousal relationship and Family	3	0	iii	THY i
UND_SELF	Agreement the Cocky	3	0	3
WOSOCU	World Societies and Cultures	iii	0	3
Full		26	3	29

Second Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abridgement	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3283	Dissemination Principles	3	0	three
FIL 1	Kontekstuwalisadong Komunikasyon sa Filipino	3	0	3
LIT i	The Great Works	iii	0	three
LIWORIZ	Life and Works of Rizal	3	0	3
PATH-FIT	Homo Enhancement	2	0	two
STS	Science, Applied science and Guild	3	0	3
THY three	Christian Vision of the Church building in Society	iii	0	3	THY one, THY 2
Full		xx	0	20

                                      2nd Term                

Abridgement	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
ART_APP	Art Appreciation	3	0	3
CA 3284	Communication Culture and Order	three	0	three
ETHICS	Ethics	three	0	3
FIL 2	Panimulang Pagsasalin	3	0	3	FIL i
GE ELECIII	Elective III	3	0	iii
LIT 2	Philippine Literary History	3	0	three	LIT 1
PATH-FIT	Physical Activities Towards Health and Fitness in Dance	2	0	2
THY 4	Living the Christian Vision in the Contemporary World	3	0	iii	THY 1, THY 2, THY 3
Full		23	0	23

Tertiary Year - two Terms

                  First Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3285	Advice Enquiry	3	0	3	CA 3282
CA 3286	Communication Media Police force and Ethics	three	0	3
CA 3287	Advertising Principles and Practices	three	0	three
CA 3289	Constituent (Multi Media Arts) ane	3	0	iii
CA 32810	Elective (Multi Media Arts) 2	iii	0	iii
ELE i	Professional Constituent 1	iii	0	3
ELE 2	Professional Elective 2	iii	0	3
Full		21	0	21

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3288	Television receiver Production	3	0	three	CA 3283
CA 32811	Take a chance, Disaster, and Humanitarian Advice	3	0	3
CA 32812	Evolution Communication	3	0	three	CA 3284
CA 32813	Public Relations Principles and Practices	3	0	3
CA 32814	Constituent (Multi Media Arts) 3	3	0	3
CA 32815	Elective (Multi Media Arts) 4	3	0	iii
CA 32816	Thesis Writing i (Thesis Proposal)	2	0	two	CA 3285
TOTAL		xx	0	20

Fourth Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abridgement	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32817	Cognition Management	3	0	three
CA 32818	Advice Planning	iii	0	iii
CA 32819	Integrated Marketing Advice	3	0	3	CA 32813, CA 3287
CA 32820	Introduction to Film	3	0	3
CA 32821	Internship	3	0	3
CA 32822	Thesis Writing 2 (Thesis Colloquium)	two	0	two	CA 32816
ELE iii	Professional person Elective 3	iii	0	3
Full		xx	0	xx

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32823	Communication Management	3	0	3	CA 32818
CA 32824	Elective (Multimedia Arts) five	3	0	iii
CA 32825	Thesis Writing 3 (Thesis Defence)	ii	0	2	CA 32822
ELE 4	Professional Constituent 4	three	0	3
ELE 5	Professional person Elective 5	iii	0	3
ELE 6	Professional Elective 6	3	0	3
TOTAL		17	0	17

Effectivity: A.Y. 2018-2019

This curriculum may have some changes upon the availability of new guidelines.

Programme Schedule

Twelvemonth	First Term (August – December)	2nd Term (January – May)	Special Term (June – July)
ane	/	/	none
ii	/	/	none
three	/	/	none
4	/	/	none

First Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3281	Introduction to Communication and Media	iii	0	3
CONTEM_W	The Contemporary Earth	3	0	iii
GE ELECI	Elective I	iii	0	iii
MATH_MW	Mathematics in the Modern Globe	three	0	three
NSTP one	National Service Preparation Plan 1	0	iii	three
PATH-FIT	Fettle Exercises for Specific Sports	2	0	two
PURPCOM	Purposive Advice	three	0	3
SPN 1	Spanish 1 – Basic	3	0	3
THY one	Christian Vision of the Human Person	three	0	3
UND_SELF	Understanding the Cocky	iii	0	3
TOTAL		26	three	29

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
AB 301	Entrepreneurial Mind	3	0	3
CA 3282	Communication Theory	three	0	three
GE ELECII	Elective 2	3	0	3
NSTP 2	National Service Training Plan 2	0	3	3	NSTP 1
PATH-FIT	Physical Activities Towards Wellness and Fitness in Sports	ii	0	two
READ_PH	Readings in Philippine History	3	0	3
SPN 2	Spanish 2 – Intermediate	3	0	3	SPN 1
THY 2	Christian Vision of Wedlock and Family	three	0	3	THY 1
WOSOCU	World Societies and Cultures	3	0	iii
Total		23	iii	26

2d Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abridgement	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3283	Broadcasting Principles	iii	0	iii
FIL 1	Kontekstuwalisadong Komunikasyon sa Filipino	3	0	iii
LIT 1	The Great Works	iii	0	3
LIWORIZ	Life and Works of Rizal	3	0	iii
PATH-FIT	Human Enhancement	2	0	2
STS	Science, Technology and Society	3	0	3
THY 3	Christian Vision of the Church in Society	3	0	three	THY ane, THY 2
TOTAL		20	0	xx

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
ART_APP	Fine art Appreciation	3	0	3
CA 3284	Communication Culture and Society	three	0	3
Ideals	Ethics	3	0	3
FIL 2	Panimulang Pagsasalin	3	0	three	FIL i
GE ELECIII	Elective III	3	0	3
LIT two	Philippine Literary History	3	0	3	LIT 1
PATH-FIT	Physical Activities Towards Health and Fettle in Dance	2	0	2
THY iv	Living the Christian Vision in the Contemporary World	3	0	three	THY 1, THY 2, THY three
TOTAL		23	0	23

3rd Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abbreviation	Clarification	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3285	Communication Research	iii	0	3	CA 3282
CA 3286	Communication Media Constabulary and Ideals	3	0	three
CA 3287	Advertising Principles and Practices	3	0	3
CA 3289	Elective (Multi Media Arts) one	3	0	3
CA 32810	Elective (Multi Media Arts) 2	3	0	3
ELE 1	Professional Constituent one	3	0	3
ELE 2	Professional Elective two	3	0	iii
Total		21	0	21

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 3288	TV Production	three	0	3	CA 3283
CA 32811	Take a chance Disaster and Humanitarian Advice	3	0	3
CA 32812	Development Communication	3	0	three	CA 3284
CA 32813	Public Relations Principles and Practices	3	0	3
CA 32814	Elective (Multimedia Arts) three	3	0	iii
CA 32815	Elective (Multimedia Arts) four	three	0	3
CA 32816	Thesis Writing ane (Thesis Proposal)	two	0	ii	CA 3285
TOTAL		xx	0	xx

Fourth Year - two Terms

                  Commencement Term                

Abridgement	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32817	Knowledge Management	3	0	three
CA 32818	Communication Planning	3	0	3
CA 32819	Integrated Marketing Communication	3	0	3	CA 32813, CA 3287
CA 32820	Introduction to Film	three	0	3
CA 32821	Internship	3	0	three
CA 32822	Thesis Writing ii (Thesis Colloquium)	2	0	2	CA 32816
ELE 3	Professional Elective three	three	0	iii
TOTAL		20	0	20

                                      2d Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec	Lab	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 32823	Advice Direction	3	0	three	CA 32818
CA 32824	Elective (Multi Media Arts) 5	3	0	3
CA 32825	Thesis Writing three (Thesis Defense)	2	0	2	CA 32822
ELE 4	Professional Constituent 4	3	0	3
ELE 5	Professional person Elective 5	three	0	3
ELE 6	Professional Elective 6	3	0	3
Full		17	0	17

Programme Curriculum (Former)

Effectivity: 2014-2015 until Freshmen Cohort of A.Y. 2017-2018

Outset Yr - two Terms

                  Showtime Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 1	Introduction to Advice	3	0	iii
CWG	Contemporary Earth Geography	3	0	iii
ENG i	Introduction to Higher English language	iii	0	3
LIT 101A	Globe Literatures	3	0	3
MATH 101	Higher Algebra	3	0	three
PGC	Philippine Authorities and Constitution	3	0	three
PHL 1	Introduction to Philosophy	three	0	iii
THY 1	Contextualized Salvation History	iii	0	iii
Full		24	0	24

                                      Second Term                

Abridgement	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 2	Advice Theories	3	0	3	CA 1
ENG two	Reading and Thinking Skills for Academic Written report	3	0	3	ENG 1
ETAR	Economics with Taxation and Agrarian Reform	3	0	3
HST 101	History of Civilisation I	3	0	3
LIT 102A	Philippine Literatures	3	0	iii
PHL ii	Logic	3	0	3
SCL 101	Introduction to Sociology: Society and Civilisation	3	0	three
THY 2	Church and Sacraments	iii	0	3	THY one
Full		24	0	24

Second Year - 2 Terms

                  Kickoff Term                

Abbreviation	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA three	Marketing Communications	3	0	3	CA i
CA 4	Broadcast Media	3	0	3	CA 1, CA two
ENG 3	Academic Writing Skills	3	0	3	ENG 2
HST 102	History of Civilisation II	three	0	iii
MATH 600A	Statistics	iii	0	3
NS 101	Concrete Science	3	0	iii
PHL 5	Christian Ideals	iii	0	3	THY 1, THY 2
PSY 1	Full general Psychology	3	0	3
TOTAL		24	0	24

                                      2d Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 5	Scriptwriting for Radio/TV	3	0	3	CA i, CA 4
ENG 4	Speech in Context	3	0	3	ENG 3
FIL i	Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Filipino	3	0	3
NS 201	Biological Science	3	0	3
PHIST	Philippine History	3	0	three
PHL 103	Philosophical Anthropology	3	0	3
RC	Rizal Course	3	0	iii
SCL 3	The Social Teachings of the Church	three	0	3	THY 1, THY 2, PHL 5
TOTAL		24	0	24

Third Year - 2 Terms

                  First Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 6	Photography	3	0	iii	CA 1
CA vii	Advertising Principles	3	0	3	CA ane
CA 8	Communication and Socio-Cultural Change	3	0	3	CA 1, CA two
CA 9	TV Production	3	0	iii	CA 1, CA 4, CA 5
COMP	Information science and Data Technology	3	0	3
FIL 2	Pagbasa at Pagsulat tungo sa Pananaliksik	3	0	3	FIL ane
LIT 103	Survey of Literary Masterpieces I (Non-Western Literature)	3	0	three
SPN 1	Unproblematic Spanish	3	0	3
Total		24	0	24

                                      Second Term                

Abbreviation	Description	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 10	Radio Production	3	0	3	CA 1, CA 4, CA v
CA 11	Theater Arts	3	0	three	CA 1
CA 12	Advertising Copy Layout and Production	3	0	3	CA 1, CA vii
CA 13	Communication Research	iii	0	3	CA 1, CA two
FIL 3	Retorika	3	0	iii
HUM one	Art, Man, and Order	3	0	3
LIT 104	Survey of Literary Masterpieces II (Western Literature)	3	0	3
SPN 2	Intermediate Castilian	3	0	3	SPN ane
Total		24	0	24

Fourth Year - 2 Terms

                  Kickoff Term                

Abridgement	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA 14	Film Theory	3	0	three	CA 1
CA xv	Public Relations Principles	3	0	3	CA i, CA 3, CA 7
CA 16	Integrated Marketing Communication	three	0	three	CA 1, CA 3, CA 7, CA 12
CA 17	Mass Media Law	3	0	iii	CA 1, PGC
PRACT	Practicum	three	0	3	CA 1, CA 2, CA 3, CA 4, CA 5, CA 7, CA 9, CA 10, CA 12, CA 13
SCL ix	Spousal relationship and Family	iii	0	3	PHL 5, THY ane, THY 2
THESIS ane	Thesis Writing I	2	0	2	CA ane, CA2, CA thirteen
Total		20	0	xx

                                      2nd Term                

Abbreviation	Clarification	Lec. Hrs.	Lab. Hrs.	Units	Pre-Requisites
CA xviii	Communication and Media Management	three	0	3	CA 1, CA three, CA 7, CA 12, CA 15, CA sixteen
CA 19	Public Relations Management	3	0	iii	CA ane, CA 3, CA 7, CA 12, CA 15, CA 16
CA twenty	Development Communication	3	0	three	CA 1, CA 2, CA 8
CA 21	Film and VIdeo Production	iii	0	3	CA i, CA 14
CA 22	Broadcast Journalism	three	0	3	CA 1, CA 9, CA x
PHL 104	Ethical Systems	iii	0	3
THESIS 2	Thesis Defense	1	0	one	CA 13, THESIS i
Full		19	0	xix

Plan Policies

Policies of the Faculty of Arts and Letters

Please exist guided with regard to the policies of the Faculty of Arts and Letters for its students (Academic Policies.pdf).

Code of Behave (PPS 1027)

The University of Santo Tomas is the second dwelling of the Thomasian students. Its chore is mainly to inform and improve the students' character, attitude and moral values, as well as to develop their intellectual, physical and psychological fitness. A proper norm of conduct is designed to inculcate these ideals.

Thomasian students are hereby expected, in the exercise of their rights and performance of their obligations, whether inside or outside the campus, to respect and deed in accordance with the principles, traditions and ideals that are authentically Filipino and Catholic. They must abide by the rules of conduct and subject formulated past the Academy. By faithfully observing such rules, they volition internalize and cherish the core values of competence, compassion, and commitment.

This Lawmaking of Acquit applies to all students who have officially enrolled and to the students who have not been issued transfer of credentials by UST, nor separated from bookish relations inside the University.

Thomasian students must always detect the positive values upheld past the University intended to improve their character and mental attitude, likewise every bit inculcate good behavior and moral self-discipline.

The students must always comply with the following rules at all times, even when they are outside the campus, especially when they are wearing the prescribed uniform of their Kinesthesia/Higher/Constitute/Schoolhouse.

Honesty

Students must behave honestly and with integrity in accordance with UST's Catholic and Dominican teachings which put high premium on the exercise of honesty, truth-telling, truth-seeking and truth-doing. They should not engage in any course of dishonesty, directly or indirectly, nor facilitate or aid in the commission of thereof. They should written report to the authorities any suspected quack activity past whatever party.

Courtesy

Students must, at all times, exist courteous and respectful to others. Courtesy is an act of respect towards another in recognition of the key human dignity. Information technology creates a climate of goodwill and fellowship.

Diligence

Students must honor their family and the University by being diligent in their studies. They should accept a natural thirst for knowledge and view their attendance in the University as an opportunity to larn and abound holistically. They must be punctual; must be nowadays in their classes and participate in school-initiated activities; and must be prepared for their lessons, out-of-class tasks, and assessments.

Decency and Modesty

Students must requite, at all times, human action with proper decorum and etiquette. They shall not engage in indecent or lewd bear which reverse to the mores of Catholic behavior and morality.

Students shall non utilize foul, vulgar, or crude linguistic communication in conversations and communications.

The University upholds the sanctity of human being life, besides as the sanctity of the conjugal human action within spousal relationship. In case a student gets significant out of wedlock, she must inform and seek the aid of the SWDC, Guidance Counselor, and Father Regent for emotional support, counseling, and spiritual direction. To requite the student acceptable time and infinite to prepare for her the challenges and responsibleness of parenthood and to have care of herself and the child, she will take a exit of absenteeism from school ii months earlier and two months after the commitment of the child.

In case the father of the kid is a Thomasian pupil, he and his parents will be advised to participate in the guidance, counseling, and spiritual direction of both students and their child.

Good grooming includes the wearing of the prescribed compatible, the authorized shoes, the ID, the male haircut, and other considerations that are similar to these.

THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORMS

There are iii classifications of prescribed uniforms. Every bit a general rule, if students are in doubt, they are advised to habiliment their Type A uniform.

TYPE A – for regular schooldays and formal University Events (e.g., accreditation, St. Thomas More Lecture, Major Exams)

For Females:

• Official white blouse with lambda; Official A-line navy blue skirt; Black closed shoes

For Males:

• Official polo barong; Blackness slacks (non jeans, not skinny); Apparently white undershirt (no large colored prints); black airtight shoes (leather is preferred; no condom shoes)

Blazon B– worn during:

• Outset Term: as announced (only for second year and higher levels)
• Second to Tertiary Terms: from the mean solar day subsequently Ash Midweek until the end of the term (for all levels)

• Official Type B shirt of the Faculty of Arts and Messages; Prescribed Jeans; Closed Shoes

Type C –Tiger Day Attire – worn on days specified by the Role of the Secretary-Full general

• Black / Yellow / White / Combination of Black, Yellow, White / Tigerprint Shirt or Blouse; Prescribed Jeans; Airtight Shoes
• If the Tiger Day is specifically announced as Xanthous Mean solar day, students are to wearable a yellow shirt.

Civilian ATTIRE

Given the implementation of online learning, students are reminded to wear modest apparel during Online Sessions.

The following are generally non allowed:

• micro-mini skirts (three inches or more from the kneecaps); short shorts; cycling pants; tube; sleeveless; plunging neckline / see-though blouses; halter tops; backless tops; tank tops; leggings; sandos; sleeveless jerseys; slippers

Pilus Way / Hair Color

Students' hair style should exist clean, combed, and neatly trimmed or fixed. Unconventional hair colors are not permitted. Male person students are not allowed to sport long hair. Hair should not touch the collar or neckline of the uniform. The use of hairpins, pony tails, headbands, and the like past male students is likewise not allowed.

In compliance with Memorandum S006-00-ME21 (AY 2019-2020) released past the Office of the Secretary-General, manifesting the clarification on the item stipulated in the Pupil Handbook 2018, Particular iv (which discusses about hair style/ color nether the heading Good Grooming of the PPS 1027 Code of Comport), specifically on the term unconventional hair colors, all are enjoined, as necessary to limit their hair color to the post-obit color spectrum: from Level one (Darkest Black) to Level 5 (Nighttime Brown).

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In detail cases when there is a need for a unlike hair color, for purposes of employment, theatrical plays, and other school-related requirements, a allow must exist secured from the Office of the Pupil Welfare and Development Council.

Upon submission of the necessary requirements, the student will be issued a temporary pass which contains, amid others, the menstruum that he/she is allowed to have the hair color that is not within the above-mentioned spectrum.

TATTOO / Torso PIERCINGS / EARRINGS

Tattoo and unusual body piercing are strictly prohibited. Male students are not immune to wear earrings and other accessories ordinarily used by females.

Students must wear the official University identification card at all times within the University premises. Loss of the identification card must be reported immediately to the local Student Welfare and Development Coordinator (SWDC).

The students shall join or course merely educatee organizations whose objectives uphold the vision and mission of the Academy. Students shall join only organizations duly recognized by the University.The students shall join or form but pupil organizations whose objectives uphold the vision and mission of the Academy. Students shall join simply organizations duly recognized past the University.

University-broad Fraternities/Sororities are prohibited from recruiting high schoolhouse students and first-yr students in the undergraduate programs. Fraternities and sororities of the Faculty of Civil Law and the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery are prohibited from recruiting members from students in the undergraduate program(due south).

Duly recognized organizations may recruit members only during the menses as prescribed by the OSA for the academy wide or the Dean's office of the College/Kinesthesia/Institute for college-based organisation.  Duly recognized organizations may recruit members only during the period as prescribed by the OSA for the university wide or the Dean's office of the College/Kinesthesia/Institute for college-based organisation.

Parents/guardians shall be informed by the organization through its adviser well-nigh participation of his/her child/ward in fraternities/sororities.

Every student system must submit the required application paper for recognition (Refer to the Student System Handbook) and financial statements prepared by the system's treasure and accountant certified by the kinesthesia adviser of the organization, endorsed past the Dean/Director, and Regent.

Merely duly recognized student organizations may organize and/or engage in any approved group activity. The organization should follow the Academy's policies on Blessing of Pupil Activities.

Students shall not apply the name "University of Santo Tomas," its seal and official logo, in any activity (i.e. off-white, seminar, field trip, tour, contract, announcement, etc.) or on any manufactured item, unless duly authorized past the Part of the Secretarial assistant-Full general. Students shall not utilize the name "University of Santo Tomas," its seal and official logo, in any activeness (i.eastward. fair, seminar, field trip, tour, contract, announcement, etc.) or on whatsoever manufactured item, unless duly authorized by the Office of the Secretary-General.

Organizations are prohibited from engaging in hazing (whatsoever concrete or psychological suffering, harm or injury) inflicted on a recruit, fellow member, neophyte or applicant for admission or standing membership into the fraternity, sorority or organization.

Only duly recognized student organizations may mail announcements at designated message boards within the premises of their respective faculties/colleges/institutes/schools field of study to the approval of the Dean and Regent. All the same, the approving of the Part of the Secretary-General (OSG) should be obtained for posters, streamers, signboards that will be displayed or put up only at designated bulletin boards within the University premises.

Only duly recognized pupil organizations may utilise the faculties of the Academy but simply upon prior approval of the OSA, Office of the Dean/Director, Facilities Management Part (FMO) as the case may exist.Only duly recognized student organizations may use the faculties of the University but but upon prior approval of the OSA, Office of the Dean/Director, Facilities Management Office (FMO) as the case may be.

An organization shall not be allowed to operate nor join any activity, including freshmen orientation, afterward the expiration of its recognition.

Organization(s)/officer(southward)/member(s) with on-going administrative instance(southward) or with penalties of intermission to expulsion shall not exist allowed to take part in any organization related action.

• Students must give due regard to the rules and regulations formulated and implemented past the University authorities to ensure that peace and order may prevail.

  Student shall not impede, obstruct, prevent or defeat the right of a faculty fellow member to teach his/her course or the right to nourish his/her classes or any official activeness.

  Students shall conduct properly at all times, refrain from making unnecessary noise and avert loitering forth corridors peculiarly when classes are on-going. Students are allowed, when necessary, to stay in the campus simply until nine:xxx p.m. except during Academy activities.

  Students shall discover University traffic rules and regulations.

  Students are prohibited from using electronic and communication devices during regular class hours and most especially during examinations unless authorized by the faculty member. Students are prohibited from using electronic and communication devices during regular class hours and most especially during examinations unless authorized by the faculty member.

  Students shall not bring, acquit or possess any mortiferous weapon/s inside or exterior the campus; shall not engage or get involved in any violence; shall non threaten, not bad, or inflict physical or psychological harm/suffering/injury on any person whether inside or outside the campus; and in general, shall not commit any illegal human action or wrongdoing.

  Students shall not employ or be in possession of whatever substance prohibited nether the Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act 2002 (Republic Act 9165). Students shall not employ or be in possession of whatever substance prohibited nether the Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Deed 2002 (Republic Deed 9165).

  All get-go-yr students are required to submit themselves to drug testing as a condition precedent for their admission to the Academy. All other students of higher years may randomly be required to submit themselves to drug testing. Drug testing shall be conducted past the UST Wellness Service.

Students must actively participate in keeping the campus clean and in preventing pollution or other surroundings degradation. Thus, they are enjoined to design programs, projects and activities adhering to Pope Francis' Encyclical on the Surround (Laudato Si).

The leaders or organizers of the pupil assembly/action shall be responsible for the upkeep of the venue, earlier, during and immediately subsequently the outcome.

For Parents

• Let children facilitate their own transactions with the University.
• Let children straight correspond with their professors.
• Ask your children for updates on the contempo circulars released by the University/Faculty.
• Class suspensions are officially appear by the government or the University through mainstream media sources. (Television, radio, internet).

• • Official UST Website
  • Official UST Facebook Page
  • Official UST Twitter Account

• Asking your child to arrange/schedule our appointments with the Dean'due south Office or other University offices on our behalf, and ahead of time. Otherwise, call the Dean'southward Office or email local SWDC (swdb.artlets@gmail.com).
• Permit united states aid each other in teaching our children to become responsible adults.

Programme Recognitions

CHEd Center of Development

PACUCOA Level Three Accreditation

Schoolhouse of the Year

2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019

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