Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies

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Skills and knowledge you may gain from your program:

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An understanding of communications theory and an awareness of communications media and their impact on society and an appreciation of the historical development of communication and media technologies

Knowledge of legal, ethical and policy frameworks governing various communication practices and media technologies

An appreciation of the relationship between media and communication practices and broader social issues

Critical/analytical thinking

Computer skills; ability to use computers and statistical analysis techniques

Communication skills – explaining ideas, writing and presenting information succinctly and clearly; public speaking; compiling carefully reasoned reports and essays; skills in debating and negotiating

Written and oral communication for different audiences

Digital media literacy

Knowledge of media and telecommunication industries and institutions

Influencing and persuading people/groups; aptitude for leadership

Cultural sensitivity; the ability to relate to people from different backgrounds

Research skills; data and information collection, processing and synthesis

Reporting and editing skills; attention to detail

Areas of Employment

• Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations
• Media and Telecommunications Industries
• Digital Media and Gaming
• Communications-related professions in government, corporate, and non-governmental organizations
• Charities and Philanthropic Organizations
• Lobbying and Advocacy
• Education
• Law
• Policy Development and Analysis
• Public Relations
• Research and Consulting
• Sports and Live Entertainment
• Art galleries and museums
• Program and project management
• Event planning
• Public consultation
• Social media management and analysis

Job Titles of Program Graduates