迪肯大學(xué)

The Master of Communication empowers you to confidently and creatively develop strategic communications that shape opinion.

With a strong focus on evolving technologies, critical thinking and problem solving, you’ll develop the technical skills and knowledge needed to be a future leader in the rapidly changing media and communications landscape.

Advances in technology and the speed of information distribution have made proactive communications experts more sought-after than ever – why not graduate with a degree that puts you ahead of the pack? Whether you’re looking to up skill, change roles or challenge yourself in a new discipline, the Master of Communication will enhance your understanding of the fluid media landscape while training you to be a thought leader and influencer across all sectors in the industry.

Broaden your repertoire of communication skills by working on briefs that simulate the cut and thrust of modern media campaigns, and tailor your degree to your career goals by undertaking intensive study in one of the following specializations, or choosing to undertake aspects of all of the specializations:

- Journalism

- Public relations

- Digital media

- Television production

- Visual communication design

Speaking of practical, hands-on learning, you’ll have the opportunity to put theory into practice in world-class facilities with access to a newsroom, TV production facilities (where the Marngrook Footy Show is filmed), sound recording studios and news feeds.

Plus, if you’re a student specializing in public relations, you might be eligible to graduate with PRIA membership, making you even more employable.

Career outcomes

The diverse skill set you’ll develop throughout your Master of Communication can take you just about anywhere, from media agencies and newsrooms, to publications and government organizations. You may even choose to be a consultant, or freelance from your favorite place in the world.

Your degree will prepare you for a variety of roles, including:

- PR practitioner

- Media adviser

- Journalist

- Communication officer or coordinator

- Communication consultant or manager

- Producer - Project officer in government

- Technical writer - Content writer or developer