Bachelor of Communications

Curtin University, Malaysia

This course covers a range of subjects that provides foundational knowledge in media and corporate communications. You’ll get the chance to specialise in two fields of your choice. In your first year, you’ll be introduced to the different spokes of communications and study optional units that reflect or refine your learning in specific communication areas. In your second and third years, you’ll choose two specialisations to study: one media specialisation and one business specialisation, or two media specialisations. Media specialisations: Corporate Screen Production, Web Media. Business specialisation: Marketing. Why Communications? The technology-centred course offers you real opportunities to work with commercial-level equipment and produce real work for print, film & TV. You’ll gain practical experience and connect with industry professionals, while academic staff maintain strong industry ties to ensure the course remains at the cutting edge. The Media, Culture and Communication Department has state-of-the-art facilities and equipment to support learning. Professional recognition: Australian Marketing Institute, Australian Institute of Management, Australian Institute of Training and Development Relations Society of WA, Australian Institute of Office Professionals, Public Relations Institute of Australia, The Communication Council.

Faculty of Humanities and Health Sciences