COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Creative Industries and Master of Media and Communications double degree provides a structured and practice-oriented curriculum that integrates creative production, media theory, and professional communication skills. The Master of Creative Industries core zone includes essential units such as Creative Entrepreneurship and Ideation, Non-Fiction Screen Media, The Art of Recording, Professional Practices, The Creative Industries, Performance Practices, and Podcast and New Audio Storytelling. These units develop students’ abilities in creative development, production techniques, storytelling, performance, audio design, and industry practice while fostering entrepreneurial thinking and professional readiness for careers in the creative sector. Students gain practical experience in producing diverse media forms while understanding the broader creative industries landscape. Complementing this, the Master of Media and Communications core includes units such as Storytelling Techniques, Digital Media Strategies, Data Journalism, Contemporary Issues in Global Media, Social Media, Media-Communications Strategies and Campaigns, and a major Media Project, along with elective study options. These subjects strengthen students’ skills in digital communication, media analysis, content creation, journalism, and strategic communication planning. Together, the two programs combine hands-on creative production with advanced communication theory and digital media expertise, preparing graduates for careers in film, television, journalism, podcasting, advertising, public relations, digital content creation, and media strategy while enabling them to adapt to evolving global media and creative industry environments.