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TTG AB Communication (AB Comm)

Communication thesis titles

Communication research looks at media content, audiences and how messages spread, especially on the platforms Filipino audiences actually use. Content analysis titles need a clearly bounded sample of posts, episodes or articles, and audience studies need a specific group of viewers or users.

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Example titles for communication students

Six titles in the shape TTG suggests. Use them to see what “specific and feasible” looks like, not as titles to submit: your adviser will want a topic that's yours.

Framing of Flood Coverage in Philippine Online News Articles During the Typhoon Season: A Content Analysis

How news frames floods, as natural disasters or as governance failures, shapes public expectations of accountability. A bounded sample of articles makes the analysis manageable.

Research type
Qualitative
Suggested method
Qualitative content analysis of ≈150 articles from three news sites over one typhoon season
Feasibility
High feasibility. All data is publicly available; set clear coding rules early.

TikTok Use and Perceived Credibility of News Among Senior High School Students in Caloocan City

Many teenagers now encounter news first on short-video platforms. Relating usage to how credible they find that news informs media literacy lessons.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Descriptive-correlational survey, n≈200
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Respondents are minors, so school approval and parental consent are needed.
Ethics
Participants are minors: secure school and ethics committee approval, parental consent and learner assent before collecting data.

How Barangay Facebook Pages Communicate Disaster Warnings to Residents: A Content Analysis in Albay

Barangay Facebook pages have become an informal early-warning channel. Analyzing their posts shows whether warnings are clear, timely and actionable.

Research type
Qualitative
Suggested method
Content analysis of public posts from ≈10 barangay pages across two typhoon events
Feasibility
High feasibility. Posts are public; archive them promptly because pages delete old posts.

Exposure to Fact-Checking Posts and Susceptibility to Political Misinformation Among First-Time Voters in Cavite

First-time voters form political habits during their first election. Testing whether fact-check exposure lowers susceptibility to false claims informs voter education.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Correlational survey with a misinformation identification task, n≈200
Feasibility
High feasibility. Use claims already rated by established fact-checkers to build the task.

Lived Experiences of Filipino Micro-Influencers in Negotiating Brand Sponsorships

Brands increasingly work with small creators, who usually negotiate without agents or contracts. Their experiences reveal the practical ethics and economics of influencer work.

Research type
Qualitative
Suggested method
Phenomenological interviews, n≈8–10
Feasibility
High feasibility. Creators are reachable online; some may decline to discuss earnings.

Presence of Filipino Sign Language Interpretation in Local Television Newscasts and Its Perceived Accessibility Among Deaf Viewers in Metro Manila

Sign language interpretation is required on many newscasts, but screen size and consistency vary. Pairing a broadcast audit with Deaf viewers' assessments measures real accessibility.

Research type
Mixed methods
Suggested method
Convergent design: broadcast audit of ≈40 newscasts and viewer survey or interviews, n≈30
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Partner with a Deaf organization and budget for an interpreter during data collection.
Ethics
Involves persons with disabilities: provide consent materials and interviews in Filipino Sign Language.