Media are communication channels or means of storing and disseminating data or information. Print media, publishing, news media, photography, film, broadcasting (radio and television), and advertising are all examples of mass media communications.

The list of media schools in South Africa is shown below.

• National Electronic Media Institute of S A
• Revolution Media College
• AFDA, The South African school of motion picture
• Media Village Productions
• EMENDY Multimedia Technology Institute
• CityVarsity – Cape Town Campus
• Boston City Campus & Business College – Sandton Media House
• CityVarsity – Johannesburg Campus
• The South African School Of Motion Picture Medium And Live P
• Southwest Media College
• SAE Institute South Africa
• Damelin

What subjects are needed for media studies?

Academic subjects – such as A levels

• You can study media studies
• Related subjects include the English language, English literature, English language & literature, sociology, philosophy, psychology, drama, communication, film, government and politics, religious studies, and foreign languages.

How many years does it take to study media?

• A core curriculum for an associate’s degree in communication and media will take about two years to finish, as you might expect. However, the timetable may change based on how flexible each student’s schedule is.

Can I study media without matric?

• Some people assume that without a matriculation certificate, you cannot advance your education or acquire a good job. That viewpoint is flawed. They will instead grant you an accepted alternative qualification rather than a matric certificate. They can be used to finish NQF level 6 coursework (National Diploma level).

What jobs can I get in media studies?

Jobs directly related to your degree include: