COURSE CURRICULUM

The communication program curriculum is designed to develop creative, professional, and industry-focused skills across media, journalism, digital communication, and creative industries. Introductory courses provide students with a strong foundation in creative entrepreneurship, communication theory, professional communication, editing, global media, and digital journalism. These subjects help students understand modern communication practices, media trends, storytelling, and content creation in a rapidly evolving digital world. Students also complete a graduate-level course in global communication, which explores international media and cross-cultural communication issues. Practical industry experience is supported through a work-integrated learning project or professional placement, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real workplace environments. A major feature of the program is its flexibility, enabling students to specialise by selecting required majors, additional majors, or minors from a wide range of creative disciplines. Available study areas include journalism, social media, creative writing and publishing, digital culture, game design, interactive media, music, screen media, theatre and performance, visual communication, advertising, photography, fashion studies, and game programming. Students may also choose elective courses to broaden their academic and professional interests. Overall, the curriculum combines theoretical learning, practical industry training, and creative specialisation to prepare graduates for diverse careers in media, communication, digital content, entertainment, and creative industries worldwide.