Course results for Griffith University Undergraduate Media & communication Subjects

Get a closer look at how media organisations analyse their audiences. Take apart the methodologies used when conducting audience research. Delve into media audience case studies. See how audience research has historically impacted content and policy

Learn how to approach crisis and issues communication within business and public relations contexts. Consider the role of social media. Read case studies like Hurricane Katrina. Alert yourself to risk communication principles and build response plans.

Evaluate television’s role in reflecting social and cultural attitudes back at the audience. Watch how shows are affected by policy. Critically analyse specific programs. Switch onto some of the most important people and institutions in television.

Put together media releases and kits. Study public relations campaign strategies. Tally the similarities and differences between print, radio and television media styles. Examine the media landscape in preparation for your future media relations role.

Recognise the power of cinematography, editing and mise en scene in crafting film language. Dig into a host of cinematic genres. Place yourself in the role of film theorist and unpack the intentions of some of cinema’s great directors.