University of Wollongong
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Develop specialised media skills and learn to understand and interpret complex global issues with a double degree in international studies and communication and media.
When you study the Bachelor of Communication and Media you will acquire a strong foundation in the national and international communication and media industry. With a focus on preparing you for global careers, this degree places an emphasis on high-level skills in media production, communication research and independent project work.
Throughout your international studies degree, you will analyse national and global issues, learn about the forces shaping the modern world and the theories that underpin our understanding of important global issues. Students are encouraged to undertake study abroad to further expand their skills.
Bachelor of Communication and Media: Digital and social media, journalism, marketing communication and advertising, screen media production, visual communication design. Bachelor of International Studies: Global sustainable development, international history, international relations. All students complete a core of interdisciplinary international studies subjects.
Bachelor of Communication and Media: Media research and analysis, corporate communications, digital content development, social media, advertising, publishing, marketing, government media policy, media education. Bachelor of International Studies: Foreign Aid Worker, Administration, Diplomatic Services, Travel and Tourism, International Business and Trade, Policy Consultant, Human Rights Advocate, Interpreter, Social Policy Development, Travel Writer.
Bachelor of Communication and Media: Students develop a portfolio of works throughout their degree.
Available as an additional year of study to meritorious students.
Assumed knowledge: Any 2 units of English.
Recommended studies: English Advanced.
Refer to UOW general admission criteria.
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