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Bachelor of Communication
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The Bachelor of Communication degree will help you understand the role of communication in modern society through studies of the:
- application of mass communications theory to the corporate sector
- the role of culture and social structures in social change
- global trends and their local impact and contemporary writing practices
You will take subjects in compulsory areas (communications, international studies and writing) as well as a range of elective units from the Faculty of Arts or other faculties. Internships are encouraged.
Areas of study
- Media studies
- Introduction to communication studies
- Youth media
- Media texts
- Media audiences
- Media, culture, power - theories of mass communications
- Cultural and communications policy
- Authorship and writing
Career outcomes
Graduates can work in fields such as:
- journalism
- publishing
- editing
- writing
- public relations
- corporate communications
- marketing
- advertising
- multimedia
- community affairs
- education and media services
- television
- radio
Course structure
Entry requirements and fees
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School of Arts and Social Sciences students have at their disposal specialised working areas, including a state-of-the-art radio and TV studio, multimedia lab, journalism lab and communications lab
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