About Us
Department of Communication seeks to produce successful communicators and communication managers who adhere to the highest ethical standards of the media establishment and who possess intellectual acumen as purveyors of information in the Fourth Estate and creativity as practitioners in the field of broadcasting, print, theater arts, cinema, advertising, public relations and new media.
Curricular Highlights
Department of Communication (DepComm) has extensive industry linkages, strong student development program, and dedicated roster of faculty composed of academics and media practitioners. Recently, its students were chosen among candidates from all over the Philippines as exchange students in the United States’ Fusion of the Arts Exchange Program and Study of the United States Institutes for Scholars and in ASEAN-China Youth Camp in Thailand, Myanmar, and China. Its students have also been winning in different local and national competitions and have been serving as top student officers of different recognized organizations in the University. These are complemented by learner-centered and skills-based teaching strategies with standardized rubrics and use of professional studios, multimedia rooms, and high-tech sets of equipment.
FEU upgraded the instructional facilities of DepComm amounting to over 30 million pesos to ensure a conducive and competitive learning environment.
DepComm, which used to be the first Department of Speech and Drama in the Philippines, is also one of the few institutions in the country that has institutionalized speech as required course. This requirement provides students the competitive edge in verbal communication and professional presence.
FEU upgraded the instructional facilities of DepComm amounting to over 30 million pesos to ensure a conducive and competitive learning environment.
DepComm, which used to be the first Department of Speech and Drama in the Philippines, is also one of the few institutions in the country that has institutionalized speech as required course. This requirement provides students the competitive edge in verbal communication and professional presence.
