Overview
This combined degree program offers a complete practical and theoretical preparation for employment across both Communication and Creative Media industries. In the Bachelor of Communication you will learn how modern communication works across the globe and be able to apply that knowledge to seek employment in this field. In the … For more content click the Read More button below.
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Admission requirements
Entry requirements (onshore)
English language requirements
Learning outcomes
1.
Gather and analyse media and communication research and practice in local, regional, international and global contexts
2.
Synthesise theoretical perspectives of media and communications issues and apply to changing dynamics in the field
3.
Demonstrate ethical thinking in interpersonal, social and professional contexts
4.
Demonstrate relevant critical, professional and technical skills using traditional and digital media for employment in the relevant discipline
5.
Demonstrate cognitive flexibility by applying creative, technical and critical thinking skills to address complex communication and media issues
6.
Communicate and engage with a range of audiences, stakeholders and publics through media and communication platforms using voice, text, sound and image
7.
Demonstrate effective written and oral communication with a range of audiences, producing creative work consistent with the contemporary norms and standards of a discipline and its related industries
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Employ a variety of strategies and methods for research and practice appropriate to the discipline and related industries with a capacity for independent inquiry and lifelong learning
9.
Demonstrate adaptability by applying creative, technical and critical thinking skills to address complex problems with critical evaluation of their own work and creative process
10.
Demonstrate interpersonal and collaborative skills with the capacity to work effectively within team environments and when using shared resources
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Demonstrate an understanding of the commercial context and changing nature of the creative industries, and their role as a creative professional within them
12.
Demonstrate a broad and coherent understanding of the theoretical perspectives and methods of enquiry of a discipline and apply them in a range of contexts
13.
Gather, synthesise and critically evaluate creative content, ideas, and information
Structure
96 credit points
Spine6 credit points
Course Core30 credit points
Major48 credit points
Option12 credit points