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Bachelor of Communication and Media Bachelor of International Studies
Program information
Program overview
The Bachelor of Communication and Media degree offers students a strong foundation in global communication and media industries This degree has a focus on preparing students for global careers in digital and social media visual communication design journalism screen media production marketing communication and advertising Students will encounter key ideas in the study and practice of media and communications and gain flexible and transferable skills that will prepare them for informed engagement with the changing world of global media culture International Studies is the analysis appreciation and study of the diversity of the global community It examines the relationships of politics society culture language and history in a range of countries and globally International Studies teaches you how to analyse national and global issues You will learn about the forces shaping the modern world and the theories that underpin our understanding of the most important global issues You will also gain language skills and we strongly encourage students to undertake study abroad to further expand their skills The two degrees are complementary with their focus on internationalisation and globalisation from different perspectives It suits those seeking future careers in media or related fields in an international context and will prepare you for the world of digital communications and social media What you will study The Bachelor of Communication and Media offers five majors - Digital and Social Media Visual Communication Design Journalism Global Screen Media and Marketing Communication and Advertising You will need to select one major to specialise in throughout the duration of your degree
Duration: 13
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