A master of communication can give you the knowledge you need to advance your career. Professional skills such as research, presentation, project management and communicating across a range of media can all be gained by pursuing a master postgraduate program in this field.
A range of coursework master's are on offer, available in programs that give you a broad range of skills, or a more narrowed and specific scope of new abilities. Selecting this type of master’s is ideal for those who wish to improve their knowledge and stand out among their peers in a sometimes over-populated industry. It’s also a good choice for those with no bachelor degree in communication, as key theories and underpinnings of the industry will be explained.
Already have an idea of the area of communications that makes you tick? Want to spend time exploring and expanding your thoughts on the area? A research master's in communication studies allows you to do just that.
Graduates gain the skills to open up more specialist job opportunities in the field of communication. This course could also be a step towards a career in research or academia.
Austudy or Youth Allowance are available to people studying their master’s full-time. Not sure if you qualify? You can read more here.
You could also be eligible to apply for a scholarship or bursary. Check out our scholarship search toolto see if you can find a postgraduate scholarship to suit you.
Those with a bachelor degree in communication will be looked upon favourably, but many universities make the master of communication degree available for undergraduates in humanities or arts subjects.