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

The Bachelor of Arts program from Bond University allows students to choose from numerous majors to tailor their experience and potential career prospects.

This Media Studies from Deakin University focuses on the role of literature, film, television and the full range of digital media in creating, shaping and re-shaping society and culture.

The Bachelor of Media (Communication and Journalism) program from University of New South Wales  will provide you with a philosophical and cultural foundation as well as conceptual and practical skills. 

The Media and Communication (Cinema and Screen Studies) course from the Swinburne University of Technology focuses on developing key skills in professional communication and media content creation. 

The Arts with Honours - Media Technology degree at Massey University offering new ways of working and is creating new tools and techniques for content production and consumption.

The Communications and Media (Sydney) BCM program from The University of Notre Dame Australia provides a broad range of skills and knowledge applicable to many workplaces.

Media (Honours) from University of New South Wales is a one-year advanced undergraduate degree for high achieving students. The program enables students to expand and deepen their knowledge and understanding of Media.

Undertake advanced academic study and to develop research skills to advance your career in journalism with this Journalism-Laws (Honours) program at University of Queensland.  

Wield your words. Display your designs. Create with confidence. Do all this, and more, with our Bachelor of Design - Media and Communication at Swinburne University of Technology. Harness your creativity. 

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.

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

This Bachelor of Media (Screen and Sound Production) degree from University of New South Wales teaches fundamental skills in video and sound production, screenwriting, animation and game design. 

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

The Bachelor of Media (Public Relations and Advertising) program from University of New South Wales will teach you to sharpen your communication skills and become a persuasive communicator. 

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

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. 

This Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Media (Comm and Journalism) double degree from University of New South Wales will not only give you a specialist qualification in music, but also theoretical and practical skills in professional communications and journalism. 

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.