Communication is the core of how society functions, from the sharing of information and ideas, to advocating for change in society.
Communication is the key to how society functions, from the sharing of information and ideas to advocating for change.
UC's Bachelor of Communication explores how communication can be used in public, corporate, and creative communication projects.
See also Media and Communication available as a major or minor in other degrees at UC.
UC offers a Bachelor of Communication , which focuses on media technologies and professional communication skills.
After the first year, you will take advanced communication courses focused on digital and social media, as well as courses focused on one of the four Communication majors:
Courses will also include project consultation work with real-world organisations and further opportunities for internships and project management.
Communicators with experience in new and emerging media trends and technologies will be able to meet the demands of industry. Communication strategy, creativity, and engagement will be especially useful in many job roles.
Career pathways could include:
Find out more about what you can do with a degree in Communication.
Choose an area that you are interested in and learn how UC’s range of study options can let you study what you want to.
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