Undergraduate programmes
Faculty of
Communication.
Turn ideas into meaningful connections through communication, creativity, and digital technology. Find the study path that brings your interests into focus.
Strategy. Creativity. Global perspective.
A place for ideas. A direction for your future.
Find your direction
Two fields.
A world of possibilities.
Explore Communication Studies and Visual Communication Design through a curriculum that connects theory with practice. Develop strategic thinking, creative expression, and digital skills with an ethical, global perspective.
- Theory meets practice
- Creative and digital skills
- Ethics and global perspectives
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Find your field of possibility.
Get to know each concentration, explore the subjects, and discover where your interests could take you.
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S.I.Kom.
Communication Studies
Global Digital Public Relations
Build and protect reputations through public relations strategy, media relations, crisis communication, and digital storytelling.
Public Relations Officer · Press Relations Officer · Corporate Secretary
S.I.Kom.
Communication Studies
Global Marketing Communication
Connect brands and audiences through consumer insight, integrated campaigns, storytelling, and data-informed marketing communication.
Account Executive · Market Researcher · Event Marketing Specialist
S.I.Kom.
Communication Studies
International Relations & Global Communication
Explore diplomacy, negotiation, and cross-cultural communication to understand international relations and respond to global issues.
Intercultural Communication Specialist · International Journalist · Foreign Policy Analyst
S.I.Kom.
Communication Studies
Performing Arts & Global Communication
Combine creative expression and communication through performance, directing, production, and the management of arts and entertainment.
Performer · Production Manager · Content Creator
S.Ds.
Visual Communication Design
Global Film & Visual Design
Bring visual ideas to life through design, film, storytelling, and digital media production for the creative industries.
Graphic Designer · UI/UX Designer · Videographer
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Career directions are examples, not guaranteed outcomes. Requirements vary by role and may include further experience or qualifications.
Inside the curriculum
A foundation to think.
The skills to create.
See how your interests translate into subjects. The regular curriculum brings together academic foundations, concentration subjects, professional practice, and a final project.
- 01Build your foundationsNational, institute, faculty & study programme subjects
- 02Develop your specialismConcentration subjects and applied learning
- 03Experience professional practiceIndustry internship and community development
- 04Bring your learning togetherThesis, capstone project, or scientific publication
Based on Curriculum Document 2025. These are selected subjects, not the complete semester-by-semester curriculum. Confirm the applicable study plan with Admissions.
Global Digital Public Relations
Selected subjects- Image, Reputation & Branding
- Digital Public Relations & Social Media Analytics
- Media Relations & Strategic Communication
- Global Issue & Crisis Handling
- Public Relations Program & Campaign
- CSR & Community Engagement
Global Marketing Communication
Selected subjects- Integrated Marketing Communication
- Consumer Behaviour & Customer Insight
- Branding & Storytelling
- Performance Marketing & SEO
- Brand Communication & Activation
- International Marketing & Global Brand
International Relations & Global Communication
Selected subjects- Public Diplomacy
- Negotiations & Conflict Resolution
- Foreign Policy & Public Opinion
- Global Media & International Issues
- Global Governance & International Organizations
- ASEAN & Regional Dynamics
Performing Arts & Global Communication
Selected subjects- Dramaturgy & Semiotics
- Scriptwriting & Directing
- Body, Rhythm & Feeling
- Sound & Music for Performance
- Stage Production & Lighting Design
- Event Management & Communication
Global Film & Visual Design
Selected subjects- Typography & Visual Information Design
- Creative Branding & Visual Identity Design
- Fundamental of Storytelling & Directing
- Art Direction & Cinematography
- UI/UX Experience & Interface Design
- Immersive Media Design
Contact Admissions for the full curriculum handbook.
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Ask AdmissionsWhat is the difference between Communication Studies and Visual Communication Design?
Communication Studies focuses on strategic communication through public relations, marketing communication, international relations, and performing arts. Visual Communication Design focuses on visual storytelling, design, film, and digital media production. The 2025 curriculum lists S.I.Kom. and S.Ds. as the respective Indonesian degree titles.
How long does the regular undergraduate programme take?
The 2025 curriculum specifies 145 credits over eight semesters for the regular programmes. International Class has a separate study structure; confirm the applicable curriculum and duration with Admissions.
Will I complete an internship and a final project?
Both regular curricula include an industry internship and a final requirement: a thesis, capstone project, or scientific publication. Academic prerequisites and assessment requirements apply. Consult the full curriculum and the academic office for details.
Are E-Learning and International Class available?
LSPR provides separate information for E-Learning and International Class. Check the available concentrations, class format, and entry requirements with Admissions before choosing a pathway.
Where can I find tuition fees, scholarships, and application requirements?
For current tuition fees, scholarship options, schedules, and application requirements, visit the registration portal or contact Admissions.
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