Department of Chemistry (B.Sc)
About the
department
The Bachelor of Mass Media program is an innovative and comprehensive program for future media professionals. The program offers specialised tracks in digital media, broadcasting, and film studies, allowing students to focus on their specific interests. It combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience, emphasizing critical analysis, storytelling, and ethical journalism. With opportunities for internships and media projects, students gain practical insights and real-world experience, preparing them to excel in the dynamic and ever-evolving field of mass media.
About the HOD
Sai prasad Shetty is the Head of the Department of Mass Media where he combines academic leadership with a strong commitment to industry-responsive education. His work centres on designing meaningful learning experiences with particular interests in content strategy, curriculum development, and experiential learning. Over the years, he has played an instrumental role in shaping the department’s academic direction, fostering industry engagement, and building platforms that enable students to engage with contemporary media cultures and professions. He has been closely involved in conceptualising initiatives such as the Jai Hind Media Conclave, strengthening collaborations with practitioners, and curating a range of workshops, guest lectures, and skill-based learning opportunities that extend beyond the classroom. Drawing from a professional background that spans content development, communications, research, and development-sector consulting. He brings an interdisciplinary perspective to media education. His approach is guided by the belief that media education must cultivate critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability, preparing students not only for evolving careers in communication and media industries but also for meaningful engagement with society at large.
Message from the HOD
The Department of Mass Media at Jai Hind College offers the Bachelor of Mass Media, a top-notch undergraduate program that equips students for careers in journalism, broadcasting, advertising, public relations, and digital media. Taught by experienced professionals, the program blends classroom learning with hands-on practice using advanced media lab and equipment. Students gain real-world experience through internships and a curriculum that spans media ethics, digital storytelling, and more. Graduates leave as skilled, ethical communicators ready to make a mark in the media industry. Throughout semesters, students work on projects & assignments that are especially curated to apply their theoretical knowledge and develop skills suitable for the real-world challenges in the world of media.
Faculty Details
Program offered
- B.Sc. Chemistry (Aided)
-M.Sc. Chemistry (by papers) (Aided)
- M.Sc. Chemistry (by research) (Aided)
Society/Cell Under Department
The Chemistry
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Activities Under the Department
The Department of Chemistry organized a two-day workshop titled “Practicing Science: Scope, Perspectives, and Vision,” featuring talks by leading scientists and practical sessions on lab safety, calibration, and mass spectrometry. This event provided valuable insights into scientific practices and advanced techniques. Additionally, the department hosted workshops on high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), offering hands-on experience with these analytical tools. To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table, a series of events included talks, documentaries, and demonstrations, enriching students' knowledge of metal analysis and alloying.
Student Achievement:
Students achieved significant success with notable research publications and awards. M.Sc. Chemistry students published papers in renowned journals, while T.Y. B.Sc. students won first place in XPLORE and participated in Avishkar. Jai Hind College secured the overall winner's trophy at the St. Xavier’s Chemistry Festival, with top positions in various events. Additionally, Kosha Shah was recognized for outstanding contributions to the Chemical Society.

