Manorama School of Communication

Training tomorrow’s journalist

MASCOM’s course maximises employment potential of students through hands-on training along with solid grounding in journalism theory

Broadcast & Digital Journalism

The course trains students to master the skills required to be an electronic and digital media professional using cutting-edge technology

Print & Digital Journalism

Staying with our motto of training tomorrow’s journalist, our flagship course now has the ideal mix of print and digital journalism

Facilities at MASCOM

The state-of-the-art facilities for training print, broadcast and digital journalists include studios, computer labs, edit suites and smart classrooms

2022- 2023

Admissions are closed

MASCOM Facilities

MASCOM provides state-of-the-art facilities for training print, broadcast and digital journalists

Smart Classrooms

Professional Studios

Modern Computer Lab

A well-stocked library

Why MASCOM ?

Unique, hands-on training

MASCOM pays optimum attention to real newsroom situations in a unique fashion, providing students with well-rounded education in journalism.

Affordable course fee & scholarships

We kept the course fee affordable because MASCOM is a not-for-profit institution and is run with a mission to make journalism education available to everyone.

Placements

Ever since MASCOM was set up, news organisations have taken keen interest in visiting the campus towards the end of every course to hire students.

Experienced Faculty

The MASCOM faculty consists of a core group of instructors headed by the Director. Guest faculty is selected from the best in the media.

Nisha Purushothaman

Correspondent, Manorama News, Kochi

I was lucky to be part of MASCOM’s first batch. It was really a turning point in my life. Prof. Thomas Oommen, I would say, is the best journalism teacher in India. My good wishes to all future batches.