COURSE CURRICULUM

This double degree combines the Bachelor of International Studies and the Bachelor of Media and Communications, offering an integrated program designed to develop globally aware and media-savvy graduates. The International Studies component focuses on understanding global systems, cross-cultural engagement, and collaborative problem-solving, with structured course pathways such as Global Leadership and Communication (80 credit points) and Humans and Emerging Technologies (80 credit points). These units help students explore international relations, cultural intelligence, policy challenges, and the impact of technology on societies, while building skills in leadership, communication, and adaptive thinking for global contexts. Alongside this, the Bachelor of Media and Communications develops practical and creative expertise in media production, storytelling, journalism, digital content creation, and communication strategy across platforms such as film, television, radio, podcasts, online media, and public relations. By combining both degrees, students gain a unique blend of analytical, cultural, and technical capabilities, enabling them to interpret global issues while also effectively communicating them through modern media channels. The program prepares graduates for diverse careers in international organisations, media industries, diplomacy, public relations, social advocacy, and digital communications. Overall, it creates professionals who can not only understand complex global challenges but also creatively and strategically communicate solutions to wide and diverse audiences in an increasingly interconnected and technology-driven world.