Bachelor of Communication
2024 Deakin University Handbook
| Year | 2024 course information |
|---|---|
| Award granted | Bachelor of Communication |
| Deakin course code | A318 |
| Faculty | Faculty of Arts and Education |
| Campus | Offered at Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong) |
| Online | Yes |
| Duration | 3 years full-time or part-time equivalent |
| Course Map - enrolment planning tool | This course map is for new students commencing from Trimester 1 2024 This course map is for new students commencing from Trimester 2 2024 Course maps for commencement in previous years are available on the Course Maps webpage or please contact a Student Adviser in Student Central. |
| CRICOS course code | 109272D Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong) |
| Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) recognition | The award conferred upon completion is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework at Level 7 |
Course sub-headings
- Course overview
- Professional recognition
- Career opportunities
- Participation requirements
- Mandatory student checks
- Pathways
- Fees and charges
- Course Learning Outcomes
- Course rules
- Major sequences
- Minor sequences
- Course structure
- Work experience
- Details of major sequences
- Details of minor sequences
- Other learning experiences
- Research and research-related study
Course overview
In a complex and changing world, effective communication is one of the most powerful tools to connect with people, pursue truth and inspire change. When you study a Bachelor of Communication at Deakin, you will learn how to craft content that resonates with your audience across print, digital, audio and video platforms. Whether you’re breaking a critical news story, writing a press release, creating a national campaign or running a high-profile event, you will create persuasive messages that move people to action.
You will develop specialised industry skills, with the option to major in the following areas:
- advertising
- digital and social media
- journalism
- public relations.
Along with your major, you will personalise your degree with minors in complementary study areas, like integrated communication, creative advertising, photojournalism, Indigenous studies and more.
Want to turn your passion for words into a meaningful career?
Learn how the principles of ethical communication and technology apply in the modern media landscape and develop the critical thinking and practical production skills to target key audiences effectively. Harness your passion for creativity, communication, and visual language to shape public opinion and thrive across a wide range of roles in the rapidly evolving media and communications sector.
How we communicate has the unique power to connect, teach and inspire change. When you study a Bachelor of Communication at Deakin you will master your craft, utilising creative practice and technology to shift public perception and make an impact on the world around you. You’ll explore and utilise different communication mediums, developing specialist skills on your journey to becoming a well-rounded and in-demand communications professional.
As technology and new trends transform culture, organisations and the media landscape, you will be encouraged to explore new mediums and utilise the latest technology to create high-impact content.
You will learn what the modern media industry looks like, executing digital strategies with the latest communication technologies. Some of the key areas you will explore:
- implementing social and digital media content strategies
- how to engage audiences with podcasts and videos
- strategic communication planning for advertising, digital and public relations
- campaigns copywriting and ideation
- creating inspiring campaigns or events and managing reputations
Our accomplished industry practitioners will inspire and support you on your journey towards building a sustainable creative career doing what you love. You will spend your days learning in speciality spaces – from our industry-standard newsroom to the studio – shining a light on stories that matter.
The combination of practical assessments, industry events and internship opportunities mean you will graduate with a portfolio of work and a strong network ready to thrive in your future career. Develop the leadership skills and entrepreneurial mindset to manage projects and drive engagement with audiences.
Our flexible approach allows you to personalise your learning to your interests and future career and study in a way that suits you. Feel encouraged to fit your learning in with your busy life, whether you want to slow down or speed up your studies, study on-campus or online.
Study a Bachelor of Communication and work towards a future career that challenges and excites you.
Professional recognition
The Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations Major) will be undergoing accreditation by the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA). Graduates will then be eligible for accelerated membership of the PRIA, ensuring you remain connected and up to date with current industry standards.
Career opportunities
With humans constantly processing more information than ever before, communication plays a pivotal role in shaping what people care about. Clear and compelling communication is an influential tool that is highly sought-after across sectors and industries, impacting everything from public opinion, education, politics and social justice issues.
When you study a Bachelor of Communication, you walk away with a diverse range of in-demand and highly transferrable skills that employers are looking for.
You’ll have the critical skills to work across industries, worldwide. Your future career could see you working in private, public, or non-profit sectors, be it a newsroom, a top agency or digital start-up, or even as an entrepreneurial self-starter. Our graduates go on to excel in roles such as:
- account manager
- advertising art director
- brand specialist
- copywriter
- digital creative
- digital marketer or media specialist
- editor
- journalist
- marketing communications strategist
- media researcher or planner
- public relations professional
- publisher
- social media manager
For more information go to DeakinTALENT.
Participation requirements
Reasonable adjustments to participation and other course requirements will be made for students with a disability. More information available at Disability support services.
Mandatory student checks
Any unit which contains work integrated learning, a community placement or interaction with the community may require a police check, Working with Children Check or other check.
Pathways
Further studies are available at Honours and Postgraduate level. Many students choose to enter into the Bachelor of Communication (Honours) or the Master of Communication.
Fees and charges
Fees and charges vary depending on the type of fee place you hold, your course, your commencement year, the units you choose to study and their study discipline, and your study load.
Tuition fees increase at the beginning of each calendar year and all fees quoted are in Australian dollars ($AUD). Tuition fees do not include textbooks, computer equipment or software, other equipment or costs such as mandatory checks, travel and stationery.
Use the Fee estimator to see course and unit fees applicable to your course and type of place. For further information regarding tuition fees, other fees and charges, invoice due dates, withdrawal dates, payment methods visit our Current students website.
Course Learning Outcomes
| Deakin Graduate Learning Outcomes | Course Learning Outcomes |
| Discipline-specific knowledge and capabilities | Evaluate and apply knowledge of media and communication theories, frameworks, ecosystems, and creative practices to provide solutions to real-world contexts. |
| Communication | Work creatively, and professionally in written, oral, and multimedia formats to communicate with stakeholders, to achieve defined outcomes and to engage target media audiences. |
| Digital literacy | Locate, gather, synthesise, produce, and publish information using industry-standard software across a range of media forms and platforms to inform and engage diverse audiences. |
| Critical thinking | Exercise intellectual curiosity, reflexive self-awareness, and ethical judgement to critically analyse and evaluate data and information to inform decisions about communication and media industry practices. |
| Problem solving | Respond to complex and unpredictable challenges and situations that arise in a professional context and devise pragmatic and creative media and communication solutions that are strategic, legal, and ethical. |
| Self-management | Recognise and exhibit actions consistent with principles of autonomy, responsibility and accountability required to work effectively as a communication professional in a range of contexts. |
| Teamwork | Collaborate respectfully and effectively in a timely way with people from different backgrounds and disciplines to foster successful relationships and achieve shared goals. |
| Global citizenship | Apply relevant industry frameworks to inform ethical decision making that is respectful and inclusive of Indigenous voices and diverse cultures, and demonstrates an awareness of civic and social responsibility. |
| Approved by Faculty Board February 2022 | |
Course rules
To qualify for the award of Bachelor of Communication, a student must complete 24 credit points including:
- 3 credit points of communication thematic core units
- 3 credit points of employability sequence units
Plus either:
- 2 major sequences of at least 8 credit points
OR
- 1 major sequence of at least 8 credit points plus 1 minor sequence of at least 4 credit points
Remaining credit points may be used to undertake elective units or to undertake an additional minor sequence.
One major must be taken from the majors offered in the degree in which you are enrolled. The other major or minor sequences may be taken from Bachelor of Creative Arts, Bachelor of Design or Bachelor of Film Television and Animation major or minor.
Students must also ensure that they have met the following course rules to be eligible to graduate with a Bachelor of Communication:
- a maximum of 10 credit points at level 1
- a minimum of 6 credit points at level 3
- DAI001 Academic Integrity Module (0-credit-point compulsory unit)
A major or minor sequence is a group of units in a particular area of study taken over the three levels of your course. Each unit is usually worth 1 credit point.
A major sequence is made up of 8 credit points, and a minor sequence is made of 4 credit points.
Students are advised to refer to the details of each major or minor sequence for availability as some may be offered in campus and/or online mode only.
Major sequences
| Area of Study | Availability | Sequence Notes |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Creative Advertising and Strategic Advertising minor sequences | |
| Digital and Social Media | Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Digital Media and Social Media minor sequences |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online | Incompatible with the Journalism minor sequence | |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online | Incompatible with the Public Relations minor sequence and Public Relations Strategy minor sequence |
Please check the rules of each major sequence to see which units you need to complete to achieve the required credit points.
Students are advised to refer to the details of each major or minor sequence for availability as some may be offered in campus and/or online mode only.
Minor sequences
| Area of Study | Availability | Sequence Notes |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Advertising major sequence | |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Digital and Social Media major sequence | |
| Online | Nil | |
| Only available to students who commenced prior to 2024 | Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Advertising and Public Relations major sequences |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online | Incompatible with the Journalism major sequence | |
| Burwood (Melbourne) | Nil | |
| Public Relations | Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online | Incompatible with the Public Relations major sequence and Public Relations Strategy minor sequence |
| Public Relations Strategy | Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Public Relations major sequence and Public Relations minor sequence |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Digital and Social Media major sequence | |
| Burwood (Melbourne), Online | Incompatible with the Advertising major sequence |
Please check the rules of each minor sequence to see which units you need to complete to achieve the required credit points.
Students are advised to refer to the details of each major or minor sequence for availability as some may be offered in campus and/or online mode only.
Course structure
Communication Thematic Core
| ACC100 | Gutenberg to Zuckerberg: Communication in Everyday Life |
| ACC213 | Dilemmas, Defamation, Deception and Disinformation |
| ACC310 | Communication Futures |
Employability sequence
| AWL100 | Your Future Direction |
Plus 1 credit point from:
| AWL200 | Leadership and Transformation |
| AWL201 | Communication and Persuasive Presentation |
| AWL202 | Entrepreneurial Mindset |
| AWL203 | Expand Your Experience |
Plus 1 credit point from:
| AWL300 | Internship |
| AWL301 | Enhance Your Experience |
| AWL302 | Your Professional Story |
Work experience
Prepare for your future by getting real world experience and the employability skills to succeed, while completing your degree. The Employability Stream is tailored to support you to be future ready. Deakin’s suite of Work Integrated Learning programs can connect you with internships, social impact programs and opportunities to extend your skills in settings across the globe.
Elective units may also provide additional opportunities for Work Integrated Learning experiences.
Details of major sequences
Advertising
Unit set code
MJ-A318001 (major)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
To the visionaries and big thinkers. Are you ready to turn those qualities into a fulfilling career? Now you can with Deakin's Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Advertising.
In this major you'll develop real-world skills and craft content for variety of advertising disciplines and platforms including print, digital, audio and video. You'll also develop brand communication strategies for real projects, experiment with future-focused approaches to brand communication and critically evaluate the role and impact of advertising on society. With a focus on understanding your audience and analysing message effectiveness, you'll be set up for a successful and versatile career.
From year one, you'll connect with advertising professionals. You can also build valuable industry experience interning at an advertising agency, in-house brand or creative team.
Career outcomes
Pursue a career in agencies, or work in-house in the commercial, corporate, government and not-for-profit sectors. Deakin graduates are working in roles such as:
- Account manager
- Advertising art director
- Brand specialist
- Copywriter
- Digital creative
- Digital marketer or media specialist
- Marketing communications
- Media researcher
- Media planner
- Social media director
- Transmedia content developers.
Units
To complete a Major sequence in Advertising complete the eight (8) units as specified below
| ALA101 | Advertising Principles and Practices |
| ALA102 | Creative Brand Communication |
| ALA201 | Art Direction and Visualisation |
| ALA202 | Copywriting and Ideation |
| ALA203 | Integrated Brand Communication |
| ALA205 | Creative Advertising Projects |
| ALA302 | Transmedia Storytelling for Brands |
| ALA304 | Creative Advertising Campaigns |
Note: Incompatible with the Creative Advertising and Strategic Advertising minor sequences
Digital and Social Media
Unit set code
MJ-A318002 (major)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Do you get a kick from influencing the crowds and setting industry trends? If so, Deakin's Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Digital and Social Media is for you.
You'll build practical skills by creating a portfolio filled with podcasts, videos, infographics and more. Building your entrepreneurial mindset - and your personal brand - from day one. By developing your expertise and confidence in problem-solving, teamwork and collaboration - while building a deep understanding of data and analytics - you'll create compelling content that drives results. You'll get access to virtual and augmented realities along with artificial intelligence and gamification.
Be exposed to opportunities to connect to industry through industry events, internships and networking with online communities and professionals.
Career outcomes
Digital and social media work spans a diverse range of industries and organisations, from multimedia business to content creation in health organisations, museums, sporting clubs and the broader entertainment industries. Deakin graduates work in the following roles:
- Social media manager
- Content creator
- Digital producer
- Brand manager
- Media advisor
- Community engagement officer
- Social media marketing analyst
- Various social media specialist freelance work.
Units
To complete a Major sequence in Digital and Social Media complete the eight (8) units as specified below
| ALM101 | Making Social Media |
| ALM102 | Making Video |
| ALM201 | Gamified Media |
| ALM202 | Quantified Media |
| ALM215 | Global Media |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALM302 | Digital Media Entrepreneurship |
| ALM305 | Media Ecologies |
Note: Incompatible with the Digital Media and Social Media minor sequences
Journalism
Unit set code
MJ-A318003 (major)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online
Overview
Put yourself in a position to change public perception with Deakin's Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Journalism.
A truly hands-on learning experience, this course will give you a taste of the fast-evolving news and media industry. With access to specialist newsrooms and industry-standard equipment, you'll understand how to produce news and features with impact. Learn to engage, entertain and inspire audiences in print, online, video and audio platforms.
You'll build a rich portfolio by unearthing stories, sourcing interviews and writing and producing news packages for Deakin's journalism publication, DScribe.
You'll have the opportunity to gain an insider's perspective, with internships available through Deakin's industry partners. You'll be job-ready for a broad range of professional journalist environments.
Career outcomes
The demand for writers in the workforce is increasing with a 7.1% projected employment growth in the next five years (National Skills Commission projections to 2026). Our graduates work in-house or freelance for print, radio, television and multimedia newsrooms. They also work in business, government and the not-for-profit sector, taking up roles as:
- Journalists
- News presenters
- Reporters
- Copywriters
- Content creators
- Editors
- Digital content managers
- Media and communication advisers.
Units
To complete a Major sequence in Journalism complete the eight (8) units as specified below
| ALJ111 | Introduction to Journalism |
| ALJ112 | News Reporting |
| ALJ216 | Feature Writing |
| ALJ218 | Podcasting and Audio Journalism |
| ALJ221 | Video Journalism |
| ALJ222 | From the Fourth Estate to Fake News |
| ALJ330 | Developing a Journalism Portfolio 1 |
| ALJ331 | Developing a Journalism Portfolio 2 |
Note: Incompatible with the Journalism minor sequence
Public Relations
Unit set code
MJ-A318004 (major)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online
Overview
See yourself as a strategic thinker and adaptive communication expert?
Then Deakin's Bachelor of Communications, majoring in Public Relations, is for you.
In this major, you will learn how to protect brands and their reputations - engaging in key areas such as event management and campaigns, social media, media relations, strategic planning, communication and crisis management.
You'll connect with industry professionals Work with actual clients on real-life problems. Graduate with a divers and rich portfolio of PR work.
And because Deakin fosters strong relationships throughout the sector, you'll have access to exciting internships and international study options.
Career outcomes
Your future career could take you to private or public sectors, the newsroom, a top agency or digital start-up, or even as an entrepreneurial self-starter. Our graduates go on to excel in roles like:
- Public relations manager
- Brand and social media manager
- Account executive
- Advertising copywriter
- Digital content coordinator
- Event management officer
- Government relations officer
- Marketing and communications coordinator
- Media relations advisor.
Units
To complete a Major sequence in Public Relations complete the eight (8) units as specified below
| ALR103 | Introduction to Public Relations |
| ALR104 | Strategic Communication and Writing |
| ALR210 | Media Relations Strategy |
| ALR213 | Issues, Crisis, and Risk Communication |
| ALR214 | Lobbying, Advocacy and Public Opinion |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALR301 | Public Relations Campaigns |
| ALR376 | Ethics, Persuasion and Society |
Note: Incompatible with the Public Relations minor sequence and Public Relations Strategy minor sequence
Details of minor sequences
Creative Advertising
Unit set code
MN-A318005 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Create advertisements and build an advertising campaign using industry-standard equipment and processes that meets the needs of clients. This minor will suit students seeking to complement their studies in fields such as public relations, digital and social media, and marketing.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Creative Advertising complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALA102 | Creative Brand Communication |
| ALA201 | Art Direction and Visualisation |
| ALA203 | Integrated Brand Communication |
| ALA304 | Creative Advertising Campaigns |
Note: Incompatible with the Advertising major sequence
Digital Media
Unit set code
MN-A318006 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Explore how digital media is entwined with our cultural, political, economic and social lives. Throughout the Digital Media minor, you will have opportunities to create content and reflect on your own relationships with pervasive digital tools and platforms and become an active participant and critical consumer of media.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Digital Media complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALM101 | Making Social Media |
| ALM202 | Quantified Media |
| ALM215 | Global Media |
| ALM305 | Media Ecologies |
Note: Incompatible with the Digital and Social Media major sequence
Indigenous Studies
Unit Set Code
MN-A000074 (minor)
Campuses
Online
Overview
This minor sequence of Indigenous Studies units will build understanding, recognition and validity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders' ways of Valuing, Being, Knowing and Doing. Completing this sequence of study will facilitate a deeper understanding of ourselves and Australia's multiple histories to foster productive and meaningful relationships in culturally diverse communities, especially with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Indigenous Studies complete four (4) units selected from below
Complete 1 unit from:
| IND101 | Introduction to Aboriginal Studies |
| IND102 | Aboriginal Australian Stories and Songlines |
Plus 2 units selected from:
| IND203 | Caring for Country |
| IND204 | Australian Aboriginal Holistic Health and Healing |
| IND205 | Global Indigenous Knowledges and Philosophies |
Plus 1 unit selected from:
| IND301 | Politics of Resistance in Indigenous Australia |
| IND302 | Working Alongside Aboriginal Communities |
Integrated Communication
Only available to students who commenced prior to 2024
Unit set code
MN-A318007 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Brand storytelling and marketing public relations (MPR) help brands with their content marketing with their content marketing by developing engaging content tailored to target audiences. Combining creative thinking with planning frameworks, this minor will help you learn how to plan, write, and integrate content suitable for delivery for short-term campaigns.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Integrated Communication complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALR104 | Strategic Communication and Writing |
| ALA203 | Integrated Brand Communication |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALA302 | Transmedia Storytelling for Brands |
Note: Incompatible with the Advertising and Public Relations major sequences
Journalism
Unit set code
MN-A318003 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Tell stories that matter and build a portfolio of work to launch your future in the fast-evolving news media industries. Taking a hands-on approach, you will have opportunities to unearth stories, source interviews, and write and produce news packages that engage, entertain and inspire audiences on print, online, video and audio platforms. Make your voice heard on Deakin’s journalism publication, DScribe, and kickstart your career with a sought-after internship with one of our industry partners.
With access to our specialist newsroom and industry-standard equipment on campus or specialising as a mobile journalist from anywhere in the world, you will produce news, current affairs and feature packages with impact. You’ll grow your entrepreneurial mindset, from pitching story ideas to promoting the finished product on social media. You’ll be ready for a broad range of careers, from newsrooms, to organisations connecting with customers through story, to an entrepreneurial change maker.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Journalism complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALJ111 | Introduction to Journalism |
| ALJ218 | Podcasting and Audio Journalism |
| ALJ222 | From the Fourth Estate to Fake News |
| ALJ330 | Developing a Journalism Portfolio 1 |
Note: Incompatible with the Journalism major sequence
Photojournalism
Unit set code
MN-A318008 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne)
Overview
Document the world around you in meaningful ways. The Photojournalism minor will build your skills as a visual communicator. Combined with feature writing, you will be prepared for careers in documentary photography, fashion, art, sports, editorial and beyond.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Photojournalism complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ACI102 | Digital Photography |
| ACI204 | Photographic Storytelling |
| ALJ216 | Feature Writing |
| ACI303 | Imaging: Post-Production to Print and Screen |
Public Relations
Unit set code
MN-A318004 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online
Overview
Public relations plays an important and often unseen role within politics and society. This minor introduces you to less visible areas of public relations and the way organisations adapt to uncertainty through issues management and specialist areas of practice such as lobbying and advocacy. The minor highlights the need for, and use of, ethical frameworks to inform strategic decision-making.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Public Relations complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALR103 | Introduction to Public Relations |
| ALR213 | Issues, Crisis, and Risk Communication |
| ALR214 | Lobbying, Advocacy and Public Opinion |
| ALR376 | Ethics, Persuasion and Society |
Note: Incompatible with the Public Relations major sequence and Public Relations Strategy minor sequence
Public Relations Strategy
Unit set code
MN-A318011 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Utilising rich strategic planning processes to support organisations and governments identify audiences, publics, and stakeholders to communicate clear and unified messages across complex and fragmented media, this minor supports students in extending their knowledge of public relations practice through contemporary theory, models, and trends aimed at developing practical applications and building capacity to successfully plan and manage public relations campaigns.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Public Relations Strategy complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALR104 | Strategic Communication and Writing |
| ALR210 | Media Relations Strategy |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALR301 | Public Relations Campaigns |
Note: Incompatible with the Public Relations major sequence and Public Relations minor sequence
Social Media
Unit set code
MN-A318009 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
Build your content creation and online communication skills. The Social Media minor focuses on developing your practical skills, preparing you to create and manage multimedia content across multiple platforms, whether it’s growing your own online profile, cultivating a community or developing a communications strategy for your employer or clients.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Social Media complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALM101 | Making Social Media |
| ALM201 | Gamified Media |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALM302 | Digital Media Entrepreneurship |
Note: Incompatible with the Digital and Social Media major sequence
Strategic Advertising
Unit set code
MN-A318010 (minor)
Campuses
Burwood (Melbourne), Online
Overview
If you have wondered how brands plan their advertising and promotion campaigns to maximise cross-platform, multichannel impact, this minor should appeal. You will learn how media decisions impact audience responses and brand perceptions, and why advertisers must develop their campaigns to align with branding and promotional strategy.
Units
To complete a Minor sequence in Strategic Advertising complete the four (4) units as specified below
| ALA101 | Advertising Principles and Practices |
| ALM216 | Social Media Strategy |
| ALA203 | Integrated Brand Communication |
| ALA302 | Transmedia Storytelling for Brands |
Note: Incompatible with the Advertising major sequence
Other course information
Course duration
Course duration may be affected by delays in completing course requirements, such as accessing or completing work placements.
Further information
Student Central can help you with course planning, choosing the right units and explaining course rules and requirements.
- Contact Student Central
Other learning experiences
There are opportunities to engage in global mobility (domestic and international) programs including overseas internships and study abroad (subject to offer).
Research and research-related study
Independent research components are embedded across a number of units in this course.