| Degrees offered in the area of Communications are typically 3 years in length for bachelor’s degree programs and 1-2 years in length for master’s degree programs. Both bachelor’s and master’s degrees include a variety of specialized study areas such as public relations, marketing, media, culture, film and television, digital media, and the like. The master’s chart below highlights some of the graduate communication programs offered by Australian universities. Listed below are additional specializations at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. To find out which university offers the specialization of interest to you, be sure to use our Degree Finder. - Advertising
- Broadcast Journalism (Television, Radio)
- Editing and Publishing
- Internal Communications
- Media Studies
- Multimedia/Intermedia
- Print Journalism
- Professional Writing
- Visual Communications
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| SPECIALIZED MASTERS PROGRAMS IN COMMUNICATION
Applied Media Creative Arts: Screenwriting Electronic Marketing and Information Management Film and Television Global Media Communications Marketing Medi Studies Public Relations Screen and Media Studies Strategic Public Relations UNDEGRADUATE DEGREES IN COMMUNICATION Bachelor of Communications Bachelor of Arts: Communications Sample Specialization Communication and Cinema
Communication and Relationship Studies
Communication Management
Communication Studies/Practice
Cross Cultural Communication
Health Communication
Interpersonal, Intergroup, and Intercultural Communication
Organisational Communication
Public Communication
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