What is the course about?The Graduate Certificate in Communication Studies will enable
students to gain a basic understanding of communications theory and
equip them with some of the practical skills and knowledge needed in
communications-related employment areas. Skills and knowledge in
Communication Studies are complementary to qualifications in a range of
professional and other areas. Students look at the nature of communication from a number of
different perspectives and apply their knowledge in project-based work,
while developing practical communication skills in the Arts Multimedia
Centre. You will receive hands on experience in digital media,
including website design, digital video and image manipulation.
Why study a Graduate Certificate?The Graduate Certificate is intended for people who already hold a
degree but who wish to undertake further study so that they can proceed
to a Graduate Diploma and possibly also a Master's degree, or who wish
to obtain advanced qualifications in a specific area of expertise. What does the course involve?This is a one semester full-time course in which you will study four Communications Studies units. Three units are required: The fourth unit is an option unit. You can choose from: As the core units are only taught in semester one, full-time students must commence in February. Part-time students may commence in either February or July. Graduates may be able to apply credit from this course towards further study at Graduate Diploma or Masters level. Click here for a printable version of the enrolment pathway How will studying this course help my career prospects?Graduates with Communication Studies will have an extra insight into
the role of communication in every aspect of our lives, which will make
them particularly valuable in areas such as journalism, the media,
advertising, public relations, multimedia, public administration,
business, government and education.
Completing further study beyond a Bachelor degree will enhance your
chances of employment as well as advancement, as you will increase your
knowledge in specific areas that interest you. How do I apply?Please use an application form to apply.
Domestic students application form International students application form The application deadline for first semester is 31 January and 30 June for second semester. Late applications may be accepted; contact the Student Office: Telephone: +61 (8) 6488 2091 Email |
Admission Requirements
Bachelor degree, without Honours. FeesDomestic students - $4,253 (2008) (FEE-HELP available) International students Application Deadline15 December for first semester
15 May for second semester
Late applications will be considered on a case by case basis Further Enquiries
Faculty Student Office
Telephone: +61 8 6488 2091
Email: arts.faculty@uwa.edu.au Further InformationDiscipline of Communication Studies Prospective Students Office Information for international students
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