74 Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in Australia

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.

Social Science at University of Queensland is the degree for social change makers. Gain the skills to address the major social challenges of our time, drawing on a strong ethical compass.

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.

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.

With this bachelor of Professional Writing and Communication at University of Queensland you will be introduced to professional writing and digital communication skills including multi-media story-telling and production, media design, basic public relations writing, and editing and publishing practices.  

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.  

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.

The Communication Design course from Torrens University Australia provides the skills and knowledge to share information visually across a range of media, using a variety of techniques, tools and technologies from related disciplines.

This Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Communication and Media Studies B.Phil programme from The University of Western Australia provides you with practical training in communication and digital media skills alongside essential theoretical knowledge, to teach you how to be an effective and powerful communicator.    

The Bachelor of Media and Communications and Laws program at University of New England offers you the opportunity to combine your law studies with a highly sought-after understanding of our rapidly changing global media culture.

Immerse yourself in the latest tech, surround yourself with the brightest minds and kick-start your career with the Bachelor of Media and Communication at Swinburne University of Technology. Our refreshed course prepares you for today’s media sector from day one. 

University of Southern Queensland’s Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries is a hands-on qualification that equips you with an interdisciplinary skill set supported by technical know-how, creative problem-solving, strategic thinking, and the development of an enterprising approach to your career.  

Right people. Right message. Creative communication specialists are increasingly in demand in our fast-paced, ever-changing digital landscape. The Bachelor of Communication is offered at the University of Queensland.  

An Media and Communications (Honours) degree from University of New England is a 'capstone' to your formal education, and an opportunity to drill deep into your specialist areas, to extend your intellectual range, and sharpen your research capabilities.

This Bachelor of Arts - Communication and Media Studies BA programme from The University of Western Australia provides you with practical training in communication and digital media skills alongside essential theoretical knowledge, to teach you how to be an effective and powerful communicator.    

The Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology (Software Technology) from the Swinburne University of Technology provides students with the knowledge and skills to be an information and communication technology professional, with particular skills in a chosen area.

The Communication program from Western Sydney University will give you the professional skills and knowledge to build the ‘go anywhere, do anything’ career you want. Major in Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations or Media Arts Production and develop job-ready skills in communication, digital media, media production, research, and innovation.

Throughout the Bachelor of Communication (Advertising) BA program from Deakin University you'll develop real-world skills and craft content for variety of advertising disciplines and platforms including print, digital, audio and video.

This Bachelor of Psychological Science - Bachelor of Communication programme from University of Newcastle is for those who are interested in using science to understand people while also learning how to effectively communicate information across multiple mediums.

Graduates can plan a career in media, public relations, journalism or advertising companies with skills adaptable to many environments. The Communication, Creative Industries program from Western Sydney University ensures that your future work appeals to the right target audience.