Communication Griffith University

Overview

Ethics and social responsibility are at the core of this degree. This is vital in shaping responsible media professionals who understand the impact of their work. With an emphasis on critical thinking and creativity, you'll develop innovative problem-solving skills, which is why communication at Griffith has a five-star rating for learner engagement*.

Highlights of studying the Bachelor of Communication at  Griffith University

• Tailor your degree by selecting majors and electives to build a unique skill set, preparing you to work across a range of professions and disciplines.
• Prepare to launch your career with strong industry networks and a professional portfolio, ready to drive innovation and lead change in the communication and media industries.
• Be guided and mentored by staff who are recognised as leaders in their fields, including winners of national research and teaching awards.
• Access industry-level studio facilities including digital TV and radio studios, editing suites, writing and media studios and journalism studios.

• Embark on study tours to immerse yourself in cultural and language studies.

My career opportunities

Master the future world of work, where jobs are always evolving. As a graduate of this degree, you'll be prepared for a range of career options in communication, from traditional media roles to emerging digital fields. This could include working in:

• strategic, corporate, internal, political, crisis and media communication roles

• audio and visual editing

• freelance writing, including speechwriting

• journalism

• public relations

• marketing and communications

• social media management

• digital media and content creation in various industries, including government and non-government organisations, not-for-profit, start-ups, creative industries and agencies.