Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies
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Communication and Media Studies
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Skills and knowledge you may gain from your program:
- An understanding of communications theory and an awareness of communications media and their impact on society and an appreciation of the historical development of communication and media technologies
- Knowledge of legal, ethical and policy frameworks governing various communication practices and media technologies
- An appreciation of the relationship between media and communication practices and broader social issues
- Critical/analytical thinking
- Computer skills; ability to use computers and statistical analysis techniques
- Communication skills – explaining ideas, writing and presenting information succinctly and clearly; public speaking; compiling carefully reasoned reports and essays; skills in debating and negotiating
- Written and oral communication for different audiences
- Digital media literacy
- Knowledge of media and telecommunication industries and institutions
- Influencing and persuading people/groups; aptitude for leadership
- Cultural sensitivity; the ability to relate to people from different backgrounds
- Research skills; data and information collection, processing and synthesis
- Reporting and editing skills; attention to detail
- Working to deadlines
Areas of Employment
- Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations
- Media and Telecommunications Industries
- Digital Media and Gaming
- Communications-related professions in government, corporate, and non-governmental organizations
- Charities and Philanthropic Organizations
- Lobbying and Advocacy
- Education
- Law
- Policy Development and Analysis
- Public Relations
- Research and Consulting
- Sports and Live Entertainment
- Art galleries and museums
- Program and project management
- Event planning
- Public consultation
- Social media management and analysis
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