191 Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in Oceania

This Graphic Communication Design course from Adelaide University gives you the skills to create powerful visual solutions across platforms, media and contexts. 

The Bachelor of Communications and Media at the Institute of Creative Arts and Technology has been designed to equip students with skills across Marketing, Communications, Branding, Content Creation, Copywriting and Social and Digital Media Strategy.

This Journalism - Strategic Communication course from Adelaide University gives you the essential skills to excel in a variety of media and communication roles.  

Communication (Promotional Communication) at Queensland University of Technology brings together expertise in digital platforms, audience analytics and content strategy with practical skills in visual communication and creative production.

On Behavioural Science (Psychology) - Design (Visual Communication) at Queensland University of Technology you will complete a range of core psychology and visual communication core units, along with a psychology elective unit. 

During this Communication programme from Deakin University  you will learn how to craft content that resonates with your audience across print, digital, audio and video platforms. Whether you’re breaking a critical news story, writing a press release, creating a national campaign or running a high-profile event, you will create persuasive messages that move people to action.

With La Trobe University's Bachelor of Media and Communication, you'll learn how to tell stories across any medium. Graduate with a portfolio of work, industry experience and specialised knowledge to meet the demands of the rapidly changing media and communication landscape. 

Media and business – they’re two worlds that are intrinsically linked. Learn how to conquer both in our Bachelor of Media and Communication - Business at Swinburne University of Technology. Investigate the influence of social networking data, ownership and privacy, the digital economy, and more.

The Arts - Media and Communications program at University of Melbourne gives you a grounding of the key developments in media industries, and new communication technologies.

In this double degree in Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Communication at Deakin University, you combine business knowledge with communication expertise, learning how strategy, audiences and messaging connect in professional contexts. 

Throughout this Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) program from Deakin University you will learn how to protect brands and their reputations - engaging in key areas such as event management and campaigns, social media, media relations, strategic planning, communication and crisis management.

This Diploma of Communication offers a wide range of unit choices leading to the second year of the relevant Deakin University degree. 

With Massey University’s Bachelor of Communication you will become a well-rounded, innovative communication specialist who is sought after by employers.

If you love sports and telling stories in equal measure, then Communication and Media (Sports Media) from University of Canberra is for you. You’ll explore the media’s role in the reporting of sport and its influence on Australian society and the broader global context. 

The combined Bachelor of Development Studies - Bachelor of Communication program at the University of Newcastle will equip you with the capabilities needed to develop and present clear and effective narratives and arguments across written, visual, oral and multimedia form – allowing you to speak up and record the stories of those who need to be heard.

Communication and Media (Corporate and Public Communication) from University of Canberra aims to produce critically aware, ethically responsible and multi-skilled professionals who will thrive in the interlinked industries of public relations, public affairs and corporate communications. 

Explore the intricacies of design and discover how creativity, form and function can inspire and influence with Design - Communication and Media from University of Canberra. 

Take the legal practical problem and together you have a Communication and Media - Laws from University of Canberra that will develop your legal and advocacy skills while showing you how to create your own and others’ unique brand identities from the ground up. 

Take the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of business and mix it with the creative, critical, professional and personal capabilities of communication and media, to create a career bursting with opportunities with the Business - Communication and Media course from University of Canberra.

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Media and Communication from La Trobe University gives you the skills and experience to navigate media as it is now – and as it evolves in the future.