The Communication Arts program has well-equipped communication laboratories and sufficient equipment to meet the needs of practical work. These facilities are suitable and ready for both core and elective courses within the program. The facilities include one large television studio, one small virtual studio, four recording rooms, six editing rooms, and one still photography room.
In the academic year 2/2566, the School of Informatics relocated the laboratories and offices for support staff to a new building named “Informatics Studio.” The Communication Arts program moved all its facilities to this new location and began full operations in the first semester of 2567.
Additionally, the Communication Arts program has ensured that there is adequate information technology and computer software for teaching and learning. This includes Adobe programs such as Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Audition, After Effects, etc. To enhance technological capabilities, the program has purchased 40 licenses for Adobe software (valid for three years from 2567-2569) to ensure that students and faculty can use legal software for teaching various programs. This will help in the legal and proper dissemination of their work. Furthermore, the program has also acquired vMix GO software to support live broadcasting, teaching, and practical exercises for students.
