Caribbean School of Media and Communication (CARIMAC)
Saint Andrew
Overview
The Caribbean School of Media and Communication (CARIMAC) started in 1974 out of research by the United Nations Economic, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and a subsequent partnership between the University of the West Indies and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Foundation (FES). ;The school was therefore created to give regional communicators a Caribbean orientation with professional grounding while ensuring that Caribbean media and communication performed while assisting the regions development. ;CARIMAC began with 31 students doing a one-year diploma in mass communication. In 1977 the school introduced a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication, followed in 1994 by a Master of Arts in Communication Studies and in 2004 by a Master of Arts in Communication for Social Behavior Change. CARIMAC therefore celebrates its 44th anniversary this year against the background of a stellar history of dynamic growth, and a thematic focus on intensifying our mandate of designing for development.
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