Xavier Institute of Communications (XIC) is an autonomous curricula unit of St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, one of the most prestigious colleges of Mumbai, managed by The Bombay St. Xavier's College Society Trust, a Jesuit institution. XIC was established in 1969 to impart quality professional education in communication, XIC has been in the forefront of media studies offering a variety of courses in the fields of mass media. Today it is ranked No.1 among the top private media communication colleges in India.
XIC with a legacy of 53 years, provides a professional media education that emphasizes the values relevant to a unique cultural context, a pedagogy that is flexible, innovative, experiential, and encourages professional responsibility. The education is imparted by a pool of industry and seasoned professionals. We remain sensitive to socio-development needs and are responsive to secular values and human rights.
We have created thousands of specialised practitioners for the media industry sending forth every year an average of 280 professionals in the field of communications who have seamlessly blended into the industry post their education with us. XIC provides a very inclusive environment attracting students from all regions of India with diverse backgrounds.
Our courses in mass media include: Advertising and Marketing Communication, Event Planning and Experiential Management, Film and Television and Digital Video Production. Journalism and Mass Communication, Public Relations and Corporate Communication and Advanced Integrated Communication Programme.
In keeping with our commitment and objective of spreading communication careers and opportunity in the country to others, we invite your great institution to do the same and be a part of our Media festival. IKSHANA 2022. This fest will be an opportunity for students to learn more about the careers and opportunities in the field of communications, as it promises to be a confluence of diverse perspectives showcased through contests, interactive workshops and professional conclaves. It promises to open up prospects in media for students to explore and enter into.
