Bachelor in Radio, Television and Cinema

Radio, television and cinema is a media production discipline covering the theory, history, and practical craft of broadcast and screen media. Coursework typically includes media theory and history, screenwriting, cinematography, editing, sound design, directing, and production management, alongside studio and field production projects that give students direct experience with cameras, editing software, and audio equipment. Students learn to plan and execute productions from script or concept through shooting and post-production, working individually and in production teams that mirror how professional media projects are made. The curriculum also addresses the business and regulatory side of broadcast media, including production management, media ethics, and the changing landscape of streaming and digital distribution alongside traditional television and radio. Students typically complete a series of short productions across formats, building technical competence with equipment and software used throughout the media industry. Graduates pursue roles such as producers, directors, editors, camera operators, and sound engineers in television, film, radio, and streaming media companies, as well as related fields such as corporate video production and content creation. This bachelor's program is offered at Eastern Mediterranean University in Gazimağusa, Northern Cyprus, over 4 years, with instruction in English. The program is based within a faculty focused on communication and media, giving students access to production facilities and equipment used to complete studio and field assignments, preparing them for entry-level production roles or further study in media and communication after graduation.