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Bachelor of Communication (Honours)
Graduates will build on the interdisciplinary approach to the study of communication to an advanced level. They will have a specialised knowledge of two complementary communication disciplines representing both business and humanities approaches to the field.…
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Graduates will build on the interdisciplinary approach to the study of communication to an advanced level. They will have a specialised knowledge of two complementary communication disciplines representing both business and humanities approaches to the field. They show intellectual independence through self-directed learning. They will have a sophisticated grasp of the key underlying principles of communication and be able to implement and adapt these principles within a complex and rapidly-changing professional environment. They can undertake supervised research and employ those research methods that encourage cross-disciplinary and inter-sectoral collaboration.
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As the university states it
A Bachelor of Bachelor of Communication, with a major in the intended postgraduate subject with a minimum B average over the qualifying 300-level courses and a minimum B average in at least 15 x 300-level credits in the intended secondary postgraduate subject, or equivalent.
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