What is the course about?The Master of Communication
Studies will enable students to gain substantial understanding of
communications theory and equip them with 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. What does the course involve?This
is a three semester full-time or three years part-time course in which
you will study Communications Studies units and complete a
dissertation. Six units are required: You will also choose an option unit:You will also study two Communications Studies Honours units, as well as complete a dissertation. Click here for a printable version of the enrolment pathway. How will studying this course help my career prospects?Graduates
with Communication Studies skills 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?You will need to read the 2010 Masters booklet (hardcopies available from the Communication Studies office, ground
floor, Arts building). Please make an appointment with Dr David Savat (savat@cyllene.uwa.edu.au) and complete the form at the back of the booklet. You will also need to complete one of the following application forms and take it with you to your meeting with Dr Savat: Domestic students application form International students application form The
application deadline for first semester is 15 December and�15
May�for second semester. Late applications may be accepted: Telephone: +61 (8) 6488 2147
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Admission Requirements
Bachelor degree, with Honours, or successful completion of the Graduate Diploma in Communication Studies. FeesDomestic students - $12,758 (2008) (FEE-HELP available) International students Application Deadline15 December for first semester
15 June 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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