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Postgraduate Diploma in Communication
Postgraduate Diploma in Communication graduates will have a strong understanding of the underpinning key principles of communication. They will be able to critically analyse communication processes from multiple perspectives in a range of different domains and…
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Postgraduate Diploma in Communication graduates will have a strong understanding of the underpinning key principles of communication. They will be able to critically analyse communication processes from multiple perspectives in a range of different domains and work across different public and private sectors, particularly in communication-related industries and institutions. They will have the skills necessary to debate complex issues related to communication in a constructive and rational manner. Graduates will also be able to communicate this knowledge in multiple contexts, using a variety of methods (e.g., written, oral, audio-visual). They will be well-prepared to take on leadership roles in communications and media-related industries and institutions. Students who complete the requirements of the PGDipC may be able to continue to the Master of Communication.
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A Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject with an average grade of B or better. Relevant subjects include communication, journalism, cultural studies, film, media studies, music, marketing, public relations, language and literary studies, and science.
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