Yes. Miva Open University is a degree-awarding institution licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC). All programmes, including the DPH, meet approved academic quality standards.

The Master of Communication and Media Practice (M.CMP) is a postgraduate programme that develops advanced knowledge and practical skills in communication, media, branding, research, digital tools, advertising, and strategic communication.

Absolutely. Here’s the M.CMP version, keeping the same structure and tone:

The programme is designed for communication and media professionals, journalists, broadcasters, public relations practitioners, advertising professionals, brand managers, content creators, media entrepreneurs, and other professionals interested in communication and media practice.

The programme is structured across three semesters, with a minimum duration of three semesters and a maximum of six semesters.

Yes. Students can choose from six specialisation tracks: Advertising, Broadcasting, Development Communication, Digital Media, Journalism, and Public Relations.

Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, with at least a second-class lower. HND holders require a PGD. Applicants must also have five O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics.

Applicants without a relevant bachelor’s degree need at least one year of relevant post-bachelor’s work experience.

You will develop skills in communication theory, digital media, strategic communication, brand development, media production, audience research, media law and ethics, research, and professional media practice.

Yes. The M.CMP is delivered fully online, allowing students to study from anywhere without physical attendance.

Assessments include coursework, research tasks, practical assignments, case studies, media projects, and other evaluations designed to assess your understanding and application of communication and media concepts.

Graduates can pursue roles such as communication specialist, media strategist, public relations specialist, advertising professional, journalist, broadcaster, digital media manager, brand strategist, content strategist, or media researcher.

Yes. The programme is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing students to combine their studies with professional or other commitments.

Tuition is structured to remain accessible while maintaining academic quality. Full fee details are provided during the application process.

You will have access to academic resources, structured course materials, and dedicated student support throughout your programme, including guidance on coursework, assessments, and research.

Yes. The M.CMP is open to both local and international applicants who meet the admission requirements.

The Miva M.CMP combines communication theory with practical media skills, digital tools, research, and strategic communication. It also allows students to specialise in areas including advertising, broadcasting, development communication, digital media, journalism, and public relations.