Media and communication @ RMIT

Bachelor of Communication

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Program structure

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Professional Communication

• Trans-disciplinary program

• Students take introductory courses in three areas; then in 3rd year, specialise in one or two of Media, Journalism or Public Relations

• Program offered in Melbourne, Vietnam and Singapore

Why trans-discipline study?

Skills across platforms and areas of practice

–The publicist who knows how to edit video

with Final-Cut Pro

–The journalist with a deep understanding of

networked and digital media

–The producer with strategic communication

skills

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Bachelors

Professional Communication graduates

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Graduates

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Honrs

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Graduates

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International activities

• Research project collaboration

• Student exchange

• Global teaching projects

• Work integrated learning & internship placements

• Study tours

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2011 Winner Dean’s Award for Academic Achievement

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Internships and Work Integrated Learning

2010 Winner Dean’s Award for Academic Achievement

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For further information

www.rmit.edu.au/mediacommunication