144 Bachelor's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media in Oceania

The Bachelor of Creative Arts - Communication and Media course from University of Wollongong offers insight into how producers and consumers interact in a media-saturated world and connects hands-on creativity with critical reflection. 

Throughout the Communication and Media (Honours) degree at University of Wollongong enables you to explore a particular research topic in greater detail. Honours research topics are various and negotiable, drawn from both your personal interests and your experience in your undergraduate degree.

The Media and Communication degree from Flinders University has been designed and developed with the industry in mind. You'll gain the skills to research, write, design and produce content for the ever-changing media landscape.

Through the Communication and Media - Journalism course from University of Wollongong you will develop your skills in reporting and storytelling, focusing on multimedia content creation and multi-platform publication with a journalism major at UOW.

This Communication and Media - Business degree from University of Wollongong provides a complementary range of expertise within the business and commercial environment including management, operations and marketing, accounting, economics and finance.

Learn how to channel your intellect, curiosity and creativity to create change in the world. The Bachelor of Communication (with specialisations) at Charles Sturt University will launch your career in the dynamic communication and media industry. This unique degree is co-designed, co-developed and co-delivered with alumni and industry partners.  

Choose a creative field and pair it with communications to graduate with The Bachelor of Communication and Bachelor of Creative Media course at Murdoch University to double your career options. 

This Arts - Communication and Media B.A. - B.C.M degree from University of Wollongong will equip you with critical and creative thinking while developing effective communication and problem-solving skills, all of which are required for high achievement in a range of media or related careers.  

Through the Screen Production degree from Auckland University of Technology you'll develop practical skills and work on projects in our industry-standard studio facilities.

Throughout the Communication Design degree from Auckland University of Technology you’ll design focuses on generating content and visually communicating ideas, messages and meaning to respond to societal, environmental and commercially relevant themes and issues.

Throughout this Radio and Audio Media course from Auckland University of Technology you'll develop key skills for a career in radio, and run an FM and online radio station with other radio students.

The Bachelor of Media and Communication (Social Media) from Swinburne University of Technology focuses on developing key skills in professional communication and media content creation. 

This Bachelor of Media Arts - Bachelor of Education (Secondary) double degree from University of New South Wales prepares you for a career as a multimedia professional as well as a visual arts and graphics educator. 

The Film and Media Studies programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of screen culture and digital trends. This undergraduate degree is available for full-time study on campus, focusing on visual literacy and communication. Students develop critical insights into how media shapes our global society.

When you study a Bachelor of Communication - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree programme from University of Newcastle you’ll develop cutting-edge skills to produce ground-breaking, thought-provoking, and engaging content for diverse media industries.

The Communication / Laws program at Western Sydney University permits you to multi-skill into two diverse career paths, providing increased marketability to multiple areas of expertise.

Media Arts from University of New South Wales is a ground-breaking degree designed to meet industry demand for creative practitioners and content developers who possess multiple skills and a breadth of knowledge in creative media. 

With this bachelor in Science -Journalism at University of Queensland you can combine the flexibility of a science degree with a professional journalism qualification, and become uniquely equipped for a rapidly evolving careers market. 

The Media, Film and Television programme at the University of Auckland is a three-year, full-time undergraduate course. This public study mode degree focuses on developing creative and critical thinking skills within the arts. Students explore diverse perspectives while preparing for a dynamic career in the global media landscape.

Combine Communication (Journalism) - Laws (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology to work as a solicitor, barrister or in-house lawyer for a media organisation, or as a journalist covering law, politics, crime and foreign affairs.