Master of Communication

Communication is the key to solving the world's problems. Diplomatic breakthroughs, scientific discoveries, life-saving health advice - all these things depend on the ability to communicate clearly and effectively.

Communication also increasingly relies on an understanding of cultural context, across complex global networks.
If you have a bachelor's degree in a related field, in just 18 months full-time, this course will equip you with the communication skills to unlock the potential of your degree; and to really have an impact.
You'll master successful oral communication techniques, learn how to write for specific audiences and become proficient at analysing digital texts. You'll also learn best-practice communication strategies to manage interactions between organisations.
As part of the course and to contextualise your learning to your own interests and expertise, you'll design and execute a Masters project. This will be a guided independent study that emphasises a process of inquiry, analysis, and synthesis of communications theory and practice to your own discipline.

• Demonstrate mastery of the theories, research methodologies and technical skills in the communications profession.
• Identify, interpret, critically evaluate, and apply the theories, approaches, emerging trends, and technologies of the communications professions.
• Apply innovation and initiative through the creation and/or co-creation of informed contributions of value for communities, networks and/or organisations, responding to complex challenges.
• Demonstrate a high level of interdependence and individual accountability through researching, initiating, planning, executing and defending a substantial project.