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Bachelor of Communication
Course delivered by Griffith University
Majors include:
- Journalism
- Media Communications
- Public Relations
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Course Overview
The Bachelor of Communication sets graduates up to succeed in the media and communication industries. If you want to create front page news either with investigative journalism or clever public relations, then this is the degree to get you started.
This communication degree develops fundamental skills and knowledge from advertising to the arts with units across all forms of media including film, print, broadcast and the internet. Units include Creative and Professional Writing, Marketing and Communication Research.
Select individual units to build a qualification that suits you. You can study at your own pace for either Certificate or Diploma qualifications in Journalism or Media Communications.
What You Will Learn with the Bachelor of Communication
Land a job in the dynamic world of media with skills in media research, broadcasting policy, media law and content development.
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What the Bachelor of Communication Can Do for You
Graduates secure dynamic careers throughout the media and communications industry, including broadcasting and advertising.
- Launch a career in TV news or popular radio.
- Raise your profile in the world of publicity, marketing and media relations.
- Write newspaper features or documentary films.
- Work in film & TV in marketing, managerial, or creative roles.
Talk to SEEK Learning about the Bachelor of Communication distance learning course and study options.
Helping You Meet Your Goals
SEEK Learning consultants are experts in matching courses with career needs, and have helped thousands of people to advance their careers through education.
We work with you to find the right course to meet your career goals.
We also make it as easy as possible for you to start learning quickly. There are no pre-requisites for this university degree, and we'll help you through the enrolment process. You'll also enjoy strong student support as you work towards your qualification.
Contact a SEEK Learning consultant now to discuss your goals, and get started on the right course, right now.
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Getting Started
Not sure where to begin? We've selected units that allow you to start learning, build your study skills and confidence, while keeping your degree options open. Note these are recommendations only and we will discuss your particular requirements over the phone. For the Bachelor of Communication, useful starting points include Culture and Society: Introduction to Cultural Studies, Strategic Organisational Communication, and Creative and Professional Writing. |
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Studying with OUA has allowed me to complete my degree without stopping work - the flexibility is great.
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Refresh Your Study Skills with Quick Skills Modules
New to university study or returning to study after a long break? You may want to consider taking Quick Skills Modules, short online courses that are designed to help you get the most out of your studies. There are 6 modules available:
- An Introduction to Project Managing Your Studies
- Setting Study Goals and Objectives
- Managing Risks and Optimising Potential
- Getting to Know Your Study Materials
- Scheduling Tasks and Time
- Preparing and Sitting for Exams
Each module can be completed within 3 hours. Contact a SEEK Learning consultant now for more information about these optional modules.
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Course Structure
- Total units: 24
- Core units: 8
- Major units: 12
- Elective units: 6
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Course Units
- Screen History and Culture
- Film, Media and Culture
- Text & Culture
- Australian Studies: Images of Australia 1A
- Communication & Media
- Exploring Technoculture
- Organisational Behaviour & Communication
- Business Communications
- Specialist Communication Writing
- Marketing Theory & Practice
- Photography: Introduction
- Media Culture
- Australian Media Policy
- Introduction to Public Relations
- Styles & Genres of Journalism
- News Writing & Ethics
- Documentary Script Writing
- Integrated Marketing Communication
- Business Communication & Negotiation
- Journalism Cultures
- Management Communication
- Newspapers in History
- Broadcast Journalism
- Media Relations
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- New Communication Techniques
- News & Politics
- Culture & Society: Introduction to Cultural Studies
- Australian Studies: Images of Australia 1B
- Technical & Professional Communication
- Strategic Organisational Communication
- Creative & Professional Writing
- Developing Research & Analytical Skills
- Gender, History and Culture
- Introduction to Management
- International Media Institutions
- Media Buying & Planning
- Media Law
- Classic Hollywood Cinema
- Media Audiences
- Australian Media Institutions
- Drama Screenwriting
- Buyer Behaviour
- Media Culture
- News & Information Gathering
- International Journalism
- Feature Writing
- Online News Production
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