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Bachelor of Communication

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Communication is more important than ever in today's world. Organisational, social and global change are all strongly influenced by the ways in which politicians, activists, entrepreneurs and leaders communicate.

Key details

Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
3 years full-time
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
Mar, Jul
Domestic Fees
$7,819 per year

About this course

Communication is more important than ever in today's world. Organisational, social and global change are all strongly influenced by the ways in which politicians, activists, entrepreneurs and leaders communicate. The Bachelor of Communication is designed to impart advanced understanding of the significant role of communication in our world. You will develop specialist skills in writing, public speaking, critical and creative thinking, leadership, research and cultural competency. The knowledge and skills you will acquire can enable and empower you as a communications professional and a future leader. Bachelor of Communication graduates are capable communicators with an advanced understanding of the important role communication plays within organisations and in society more broadly. They're well-prepared to take up positions as communication professionals and leaders across a wide range of public, private, not-for-profit and community sectors. Our graduates have strong research and problem-solving skills that are valuable in professional environments and prepare them for further postgraduate studies. Need help and advice? Reach out to us at .
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Study locations

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Course structure

The Bachelor of Communication takes three years to complete if you're studying full time. Most students will take 24 courses overall (each course being worth 15 points), with 8 courses per year.

Majors

When you start the programme, you will choose one of three majors:

In your first year, you will complete the first two courses of your major, alongside core courses in communication. Over the course of your degree you will also take three courses in an additional focused area of study (a module), up to two elective courses and two General Education courses. Twelve courses (or 180 points) of your degree must be above Stage I level.

Modules

Modules are three courses grouped together around a particular theme. They are designed to add to your skill set for future employment and potentially benefit your future career path. You must take one module as part of your Bachelor of Communication.

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Internship course

In your third year you can take our internship course and gain practical experience in the workplace. Placements are avaliable in a range of industries including media, public relations, advertising, broadcasting, and corporate communication. Entry to the course isn't guaranteed and depends on a separate application and interview.

Overall programme structure:

  • Eight core Communication courses (120 points)
  • At least nine courses from your chosen major (including three major-specific core courses) (135 points)
  • Two General Education courses (30 points)
  • Three courses to make up a module (45 points)
  • Up to two elective courses (30 points)

You can also study the BC alongside another degree through a conjoint programme. Conjoint options for the BC include: Arts, Commerce, Engineering, Fine Arts, Global Studies, Law, Law (Hons), Science, and Advanced Science.

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