This program cultivates professionals who lead the global film and OTT content industries. Students develop advanced skills through courses on scenario writing, directing, cinematography, and film adaptation, focusing on both creative expression and technical expertise. Workshops in short film production, film music, and image space directing provide hands-on experience with real-world projects. The program also explores global media trends and audience analysis, helping students understand the evolving content market. Through critical studies of cinema history, transmedia storytelling, and contemporary consumption patterns, students gain valuable insights into cultural and commercial content production. Graduates will be prepared for roles as directors, producers, writers, and content strategists, capable of creating impactful works for theaters and streaming platforms worldwide

This program explores the creative fusion of technology and art, empowering students to produce experimental and immersive works. Students engage with a range of topics including digital art, projection mapping, realtime virtual environments, and interactive installations. Courses in media aesthetics, design thinking, and contemporary imaging technologies encourage students to challenge traditional art forms and explore new modes of expression. The curriculum also emphasizes the critical understanding of how technology shapes visual culture, examining issues like the relationship between art and artificial intelligence, immersive storytelling, and audience engagement in digital spaces. Graduates are prepared to work as media artists, experience designers, and creative directors, shaping the future of digital and interactive art

This research-focused program develops scholars and analysts who critically examine the role of media, film, and content in contemporary society. Students engage in deep theoretical exploration of media storytelling, film language, narrative structures, and the influence of AI on media consumption and production. Courses cover the historical development of film and media, as well as modern platforms such as YouTube, Netflix, and other global streaming services, analyzing how algorithms and data-driven platforms shape viewer behavior. Students also investigate critical perspectives on gender, geopolitics, and cultural representation in global media, helping them develop interdisciplinary approaches to content analysis. Graduates pursue careers in academia, media consulting, and journalism, providing thought leadership in a rapidly evolving content environment