The Bachelor of Arts Communication program aims to produce graduates who have mastery of a range of communication industry skills, supported by extensive, contextual studies in communication/media theory, and professional skills in preferred areas of journalism, broadcast, advertising, public relations, media production (radio, television, and film), organization and business communication, creative and the performing arts. It also seeks to develop critical, articulate students by offering a wide range of subjects that meet the industry demand and increase the employability of graduate. 

The Bachelor of Multimedia Arts program is designed to equip the students with the necessary design fundamentals and production methods that render aesthetics and purpose. It aims to develop the students’ technical and creative skills to properly implement the integration of multimedia elements by means of state-of-the-art computer technology. 

The Bachelor of Arts/Science in Psychology program is a four-year course that provides training for office work industry and clinical psychology practice.