The Master of Communication (MOC) with a Data and Communication specialisation at the National University of Singapore (NUS) is designed for communication professionals navigating the evolving digital landscape. This program focuses on equipping you with the skills to understand, analyse, and strategically leverage vast amounts of data to connect with target audiences and influence decision-making effectively. You will learn to transform raw information into compelling narratives, essential for success in modern corporate communications, public relations, journalism, and the arts. This specialisation is particularly suitable for leaders and executives seeking to enhance their expertise in data visualisation, social media analytics, and data-driven storytelling. The curriculum integrates core communication principles with advanced data analysis techniques, preparing you for a future where data literacy is crucial for communication excellence.
The NUS Master of Communication (MOC) is a 40-Unit coursework-based Master's Degree programme. It consists of core/essential courses and a selection of elective courses, which may include an internship, mentorship, or a final year project.
The Master of Communication (MOC) with a Data and Communication specialisation at NUS is a 40-Unit coursework-based Master's Degree programme. It focuses on equipping professionals with skills to understand, analyse, and strategically leverage data for effective communication in the digital landscape.
The programme is a Master's Degree programme comprised of 40 Units of coursework. Specific duration details beyond the unit structure are not provided.
The application period for the August 2027 intake is from September 1, 2026, to November 30, 2026.
Required documents typically include academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), and a resume/CV. Letters of recommendation may also be required.
The specialisation covers areas such as strategic and global communication, digital communications and analytics, visualising data, social media analytics, audience analytics, and coding for communicators.