191 Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in Oceania

This Communication and Media course from University of Wollongong is ideal for students with multiple interests who want a broad range of career options. 

The Bachelor of Global Media and Communication from Edith Cowan University provides you with an opportunity to gain valuable international experience while receiving two degrees.

At the International Studies and Media and Communications program offered by Macquarie University you’ll collaborate with changemakers, research experts and global communities to co-create practical responses to emerging global needs. 

In the Communication (Honours) course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) you’ll develop critical thinking, creativity, and comprehensive project management abilities, all of which are essential for success in digital media, public relations, journalism, policy, advocacy, and various creative sectors.

In this Bachelor of Communications degree from Curtin University you'll gain expertise in a variety of communications areas including journalism, digital media, screen production, public relations, marketing and graphic design.

If you're passionate about the power of the written word and the way we protect and defend it, the Communication (Journalism) - Laws course offered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is for you.

The Communication in Social and Political Sciences - Creative Intelligence and Innovation course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is tailored for individuals eager to shape public policy in areas like climate change, human rights, and social justice. 

The Bachelor of Engineering - Electronics and Communications (Honours) offered at Edith Cowan University combines the fundamental engineering disciplines of electronic and communication systems.  

Advance your creative thinking and communication skills as you learn to investigate social problems and crime from a criminal behaviour perspective with the Bachelor of Criminology and Bachelor of Communication combined degree offered at Murdoch University.

The Arts - Media, Culture and Communications programme offered at Macquarie University will enable you to understand how power, culture and technologies work to produce both the local and global world of media and communications. 

Dream of making a real difference in the world by influencing public policy? Whether your passion is climate change, human rights, Indigenous rights or something else entirely, the Communication (Social and Political Sciences) course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will help you develop the skills to become a catalyst of change and leave your mark on the world. 

This Communication in Journalism - Creative Intelligence and Innovation degree at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is designed for aspiring journalists passionate about addressing global issues and communicating them to the public. 

The Communication (Creative Writing) - Creative Intelligence and Innovation programme delivered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is tailored for individuals eager to master creative writing and publishing. You’ll gain practical skills and insights from award-winning authors and industry experts. 

Through the Communication Strategy and Practice course from University of Canterbury produce content for a range of platforms, how to plan and manage campaigns, and how to evaluate risks. 

The Media and Communications and Laws program offered by Macquarie University is its recognition of the way legal frameworks underpin such global issues. You’ll be challenged to think critically about the law to seek innovative solutions to legal problems – skills highly valued by employers. 

The Political Communication course from University of Canterbury is ideal if you want to be a direct part of the political process and help advance social change.

The Bachelor of Media and Communications at Macquarie University will equip you with the skills you’ll need to respond to today’s – and tomorrow’s – rapidly evolving media environment. 

By studying the Media and Communication course from University of Canterbury, you will learn how to analyse and produce communications and media, and how other people understand it within their own social worlds.

The Visual Communication programme at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is your passport to a wide variety of sought-after careers in this ever-changing field.

In the Marketing Communication and Advertising programme from University of Wollongong, you will learn how methods of communication, along with the use of different technologies, are integrated with our professional, social and political lives. You will address relevant global, economic and political issues affecting the media and communication industries.