Bachelor of Social Sciences in Television, Film and Photography (BSS) is an eight-semester (4 years), 128-credit program. Students will complete 32 courses including a thesis or a production or a photo documentation. The aim of this program is to provide students a broad-based education in television, film, photography and media studies. It studies television, film and photography as art forms, industries and means of mass communication. To fulfill this objective, it includes both theoretical and practical courses on television journalism, television production, photography, filmmaking and film theory and criticism.