Ph.D. Programme
in Comunication and Media (RSCOM)
A Ph.D. in Journalism & Mass Communication is a scholarly pursuit that offers individuals the opportunity to explore the dynamic and ever-evolving field of media and communication. Ph.D. candidates embark on a journey of in-depth research and critical analysis of media phenomena, communication theories, and emerging trends. They often conduct extensive fieldwork, surveys, and case studies to contribute original insights to the discipline. The culmination of their efforts is a comprehensive dissertation that adds to the body of knowledge in journalism and mass communication.
This programme not only equips individuals with advanced research and analytical skills but also prepares them for careers in academia, media research, policy analysis, and communication consulting. A Ph.D. in Journalism & Mass Communication is a pathway to becoming a thought leader and shaping the future of media and communication practices in the country.
Ph.D. Guides and Research Interests
Prof. (Dr.) Suresh Chandra Nayak
Professor & Dean (I/c)
Research Interest:
Public Relations, Advertising, New Media & Development Communication
Dr. Florence Handique Rabha
Assistant Professor & HoD
Research Interest:
Radio, TV Journalism and Development Communication
Dr. Haoginlen Chongloi
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Media Laws and Ethics, Development Communication, Media Theory
Dr. Esha Chakraborty
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Gender Communication, New Media & Film Studies
Dr. Rashmi Sarmah
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Film Studies, Cultural Communication and Print Media
Dr. Sailen Das
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Cultural Studies and Folk Media
Dr. Champa Devi
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Print Media and Radio Broadcasting
Dr. Ankita Agarwal
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Social Media, Radio and Print Media
Ph.D. Programme
in Comunication and
Media (RSCOM)
A Ph.D. in Journalism & Mass Communication is a scholarly pursuit that offers individuals the opportunity to explore the dynamic and ever-evolving field of media and communication. Ph.D. candidates embark on a journey of in-depth research and critical analysis of media phenomena, communication theories, and emerging trends. They often conduct extensive fieldwork, surveys, and case studies to contribute original insights to the discipline. The culmination of their efforts is a comprehensive dissertation that adds to the body of knowledge in journalism and mass communication.
This programme not only equips individuals with advanced research and analytical skills but also prepares them for careers in academia, media research, policy analysis, and communication consulting. A Ph.D. in Journalism & Mass Communication is a pathway to becoming a thought leader and shaping the future of media and communication practices in the country.
Ph.D. Guides and Research Interests
Prof. (Dr.) Suresh Chandra Nayak
Professor & Dean (I/c)
Research Interest:
Public Relations, Advertising, New Media & Development Communication
Dr. Florence Handique Rabha
Assistant Professor & HoD
Research Interest:
Radio, TV Journalism and Development Communication
Dr. Haoginlen Chongloi
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Media Laws and Ethics, Development Communication, Media Theory
Dr. Esha Chakraborty
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Gender Communication, New Media & Film Studies
Dr. Rashmi Sarmah
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Film Studies, Cultural Communication and Print Media
Dr. Sailen Das
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Cultural Studies and Folk Media
Dr. Champa Devi
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Print Media and Radio Broadcasting
Dr. Ankita Agarwal
Assistant Professor
Research Interest:
Social Media, Radio and Print Media
