The Media & Cultural Content Module is a specialized program focused on the media culture and content field, aiming to cultivate creative talents who will lead both domestic and international media industries and cultural trends. In this module, students can acquire the knowledge and practical skills needed for media production through classes taught by expert faculty members well-versed in theory and production. The module helps students develop a deep understanding of media culture across various platforms such as film, broadcasting, and OTT, while also fostering creative sensitivity. Additionally, through diverse media content production courses, students can enhance their professional abilities in areas such as planning, scriptwriting, filming, lighting, and editing.

Through learning and understanding various media such as film, OTT, broadcasting, and media art, this program nurtures creative talents who will lead global media culture trends. Additionally, by offering diverse media content production courses, it cultivates practical professionals who can work in all areas of video production, including planning, filming, producing, and editing. The program produces individuals equipped with both theoretical knowledge of media culture and practical skills in media content production, contributing to the development and qualitative improvement of the domestic media culture.

Specialized areas: Media content production, short film production, OTT content production, media planning and promotion, film and media culture research.

"Film Society" – A student organization where members plan and produce short films and various media works. It owns a variety of filmmaking equipment, including cinema cameras, microphones, recording devices, tripods, and more. The society hosts a film festival and short film presentation every semester. Currently, around 30 students from the College of International Culture are members.

Graduates can pursue various fields related to media content, such as film production, media content creation, broadcasting, media content planning and analysis, and media culture research. Specifically, they can work as screenwriters, directors, producers, cinematographers, lighting directors, editing directors, and other media production professionals. They can also work as media promotion and marketing experts, film policy specialists, and film festival programmers.