Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi

Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) was inaugurated on 17th of August 1965 by late Smt. Indira Gandhi. This institute was set up as an autonomous body under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Indian Institute of Mass Communication in Delhi is controlled by the Autonomous Society and its executive council

About Indian Institute of Mass Communication

The primary aim behind the establishment of IIMC was to provide proper training and research opportunities in the field of mass communication. The framework of Indian Institute of Mass Communication was developed by a group of mass communication experts and also UNESCO representatives. This team was headed by Dr. Wilbur Schramm.

Courses of Indian Institute of Mass Communication

All the courses that are offered by this institute hold special significance in with regard to mass communication. The important courses that are offered by Indian Institute of Mass Communication are:-

• Diploma Course in Development Journalism for Non-Aligned and other Developing Countries
• One-year Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Advertising and Public Relations
• Broadcast Journalism for the personnel of Doordarshan and Akashvani
• Post-Graduate Course in Journalism (Hindi)
• Post Graduate Diploma Corse in Radio-Television Journalism

Through its great work for years now, Indian Institute of Mass Communication has gained the status of being one of the best mass communication institutes of India and has also received many international acclaims, also from UNESCO.

Last Updated on 04 July 2011