74 Bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies in Australia

Throughout this Communication (Digital Media) program from Deakin University you'll build practical skills by creating a portfolio filled with podcasts, videos, infographics and more.

This Communications and Media - Journalism BCM program from The University of Notre Dame Australia is a dynamic and cutting-edge degree that teaches you practical and critical skills in print, radio, television, video and online journalism.

The Communication (Journalism) - Data Science offered by Queensland University of Technology prepares you for a dynamic career in factual writing whether you are covering global affairs, hosting a criminal investigations podcast, or drafting social media posts. 

Global Communications from University of Wollongong  explores the important role that language and communication play in an increasingly globalised society.

The Bachelor of Science with Honours offered at the Southern Cross University is a challenging and rewarding year of full-time (or part-time equivalent) directed study, which is offered to those students who demonstrate a meritorious performance in their undergraduate studies.   

The Bachelor of Media and Communications from University of New England will equip you with the necessary tools to achieve both objectives, and help you forge a career in the media and communications industry, no matter how the landscape changes in the future.

Ranked number 33 in the world and number 1 in Queensland for media and communication studies. Learn to investigate and communicate in the modern journalism landscape. With real-world connections and work opportunities, you’ll be prepared for wherever your career in journalism takes you with this Communication (Journalism) course at Queensland University of Technology.

In this Communication (Advertising and Public Relations) course at Queensland University of Technology, you'll learn the creative skills that advertising and public relations demand. 

The Bachelor of Communication - Arts offered at the University of Queensland combines communication, an exciting new area of study that encompasses several disciplines, with a diverse range of arts studies. 

This (Honours) Communication program from Deakin University allows you to combine the theory and practical skills gained throughout your undergraduate degree.

Learn to push your creative boundaries. Embrace the changes occurring across today’s complex communication landscape. Choose your major area/s of study and develop work-ready skills, including critical thinking, writing, and producing creative and factual content. Learn more with the Bachelor of Communication degree from University of Newcastle.

The Media and Communications course from The University of Sydney is for students interested in the media, storytelling, content creation, journalism, marketing and public relations and whose careers will take them to bold and interesting destinations.

The Communication (Media and Communication Industries) - Data Science offered by Queensland University of Technology prepares you to lead industries, organisations, and teams through the complexities of digital disruption and social change.

Master the latest skills in digital trends, audience analysis, communication strategy, media, and data analytics with Communication at Queensland University of Technology.