Awarded by
Deakin University
Qualification
Master's Degree + Postgraduate Unit
Study Mode
Online
On campus
Payment Options
Upfront payment
Duration
1-2 years full time or part time equivalent
Start Date
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Location
Career Outcomes
Marketing Manager | Communications Coordinator | Corporate Communications Executive | Communications Manager | View all
The Master of Communication from Deakin University equips students with the advanced knowledge and skills needed for higher-level careers in the communications and media industries.
Throughout the course, you'll develop and hone your analytical, research and communication skills through a flexible and comprehensive course structure. You can choose to specialise or undertake cross-disciplinary units in the following areas: journalism, TV production, visual communication design, public relations or digital media. Under the guidance of an academic supervisor, you'll also complete a professional research project designed for a business or creative audience.
This course is offered online or on-campus in Melbourne. It consists of 8 credit points in your specialisation option OR cross-disciplinary study; 2 credit points of research methods and 2 credit points of communication concepts; plus 4 credit points of an independent scholarly research project OR 2 credit points of electives or an independent professional practice project.
To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:
In this communications course, the subjects you may study include:
Established in 1974 as Australia’s first regional university in Victoria, Deakin University has consistently raised the bar in delivering quality tertiary education with a focus on excellent teaching and research. The multi-award winning education provider teaches over 53,000 students a year, offering renowned courses that integrate real-world expertise and practical skills. Get recognised with Deakin in a range of industries, including nutrition, sports management, property management, law, business and more. Plus, they’ve have ranked in the top 2% by the acclaimed Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU).
As a student of Deakin, you’ll get support every step of the way along your learning journey!
They’ve got a range of on-campus facilities and online features to help ease the pressure of study, including on-campus childcare services, a medical centre with qualified nurses and doctors, free and confidential counselling (face-to-face or via phone) and more.
Deakin also offer advisers and resources to help develop your academic skills. Advisers are available on campus and online to help guide you in your research, assignment and study practices.
This course can be delivered on campus to provide you with practical training in a face-to-face learning environment. It is available to study at the following locations:
You can also choose to study this course entirely online.
Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Master of Communication from Deakin University.
Graduates are prepared to pursue roles in content production companies, multimedia businesses, government agencies, marketing and entertainment industries, public relations, and social and market research entities. Graduates who have completed 4 credits in the independent scholarly research project are also eligible to apply for a PhD.
Wondering where a career in communications could take you? Potential job outcomes may include:
Deakin University offers scholarships to successful applicants.
Students can also pay fees upfront.
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