Course results for Bachelor of Communication

Use cutting edge technology to help people and businesses. You’ll build strong IT foundations then delve into electives. Explore web development, the cloud, cyber security, and more. Use data. Start programming. Gain industry certifications as you go.

Make your degree unique and study what interests you. Analyse critically, think creatively and problem-solve at work or in everyday life. Complete foundational studies then tailor your degree with a major. Create a portfolio and build your connections.

Develop critical thinking, writing, and research skills in demand across all industries. You can follow your passion with majors and electives that interest you. Develop connections through peer learning, networking, and work experience.

Study the environment and zoom in on wildlife and pest animals. You’ll build skills in communication and statistics. Learn how to detect, monitor and manage vertebrate species like deer and wild dogs. Work of field skills. Consider sustainability.

Get creative and use your body and voice to tell stories. You’ll study professional theatre practices, classic plays, and foundational acting. Work on soft skills–like problem solving and collaboration—for roles in and out of the theatre.

Get fully immersed in production with access to a studio and industry connections. Topics include editing, sound design, and broadcasting. Develop the skills of a media professional and get ready to work on major events, sports, series and more.

Immerse yourself in radio production with access to a full studio and industry connections. Topics include editing, sound design, and broadcasting. Develop the skills of a media professional and get ready to present and podcast.

Work on industry-ready screen skills for an arts career. You’ll explore content creation, post-production, and storytelling. Build your artistic practice. Get technical with practical studio skills. Think about art, design, and aesthetics.

Bring stories to life, get creative, and experiment. You’ll learn industry-ready film-making skills for an arts career. Topics include editing, short film, and location production. Develop your voice. Find your style. Lights, camera, action!

Study the environment and zoom in on water. You’ll build skills in communication, statistics, and maths. From ecology to hydrology, you’ll get hands-on with field studies and site visits. Practice modelling. Explore aquatic systems and processes.