#21 in the world

Ranked 21st in the world for communication and media studies in the 2020 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

This stream of the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Advanced Studies will provide you with a broad array of skills tailored to meet the needs of the fast-changing media and communications landscape.

Gain real-world experience in media writing, radio, video and digital media production, and media relations as well as a scholarly and critical education in media and communications theory and practice. You will also undertake a second major from a range of disciplines available in the shared pool, and advanced coursework including a substantial final-year project.

You will undertake a compulsory internship where you will get hands-on experience and make valuable contacts. Internships are available in a variety of areas, including national and international journalism placements, public relations and advertising agencies, national television and radio, and major print and online media. This practical work experience in your chosen field of interest can give you a definite edge over other graduates as you seek professional employment after graduation.

This program includes 45 majors from Bachelor of Arts

• Anthropologist
• Archaeologist
• Archivist
• Art historian
• Business administrator or manager
• Editor or publisher
• Foreign affairs and trade officer
• Government policy officer
• Historian
• Heritage specialist
• Information specialist
• Journalist
• Language specialist
• Media and communications officer
• Museum or gallery curator
• Researcher
• Sociologist