Found 7 related courses for Griffith University Postgraduate Media, Communication and Languages Subjects

Take a look at the aesthetic, social and economic power of visual culture.Put photography, film and television, visual art and fashion in the frame. Understand the visual medium's power in advertising. Further your ability to read visual languages.

Maximise your effectiveness as a researcher by adding new skills and strategies to your toolkit. Utilise information resources. Learn how to structure effective study plans. Draw on research methodologies including semiotic and content analysis.

Break down mass communication media practices in Australia and Europe. Immerse yourself in long-standing communication research traditions.Piece together the fragmented state of mass communication media and highlight the diversity of audiences

Explore the ways in which organisations convey the value they offer.Pull apart the concept of 'value' and its historical tie to goods and services. Learn how organisations leverage values to form strategic partnerships with one another.

Switch onto the rise of so-called 'quality television' in the 21st century.Look to HBO and the dawn of this age of television. Highlight specific examples like Breaking Bad and Mad Men. Assess the key characteristics that typify these shows.

Work on a major communications project like a media production or an internship. Map your project from the opening stages through to completion.Build a professional qualification in the creative or communications industry on the back of this subject

Look into search engines and intellectual property. Explore the niche video gamers have carved out in popular mythology.Test the links between traditional communication concepts and the increasingly large role cyber-theory plays in this discourse.