Bachelor of Arts in Major Communications at University of Notre Dame Australia
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The Bachelor of Communications enables students to achieve an understanding of the principles and techniques of communication through familiarity with a wide range of genres in print and multimedia texts, as well as new and emerging ways of communication. Areas of study include: Broadcast Journalism Cinema Studies Digital Film Production Documentary Film Print Media Analysis and Communication Screenwriting The Language of Film Theories of Communication, Persuasion and Advertising The Internet and Digital Communication
A major in Corporate Communication prepares students to meet the communication challenges in the business world that is changing with technology at an ever-increasing pace. The program emphasizes the design of corporate communication with an emphasis on managerial roles and responsibilities using technology. Students will use practical applications to solve current professional problems and concerns of the workplace, through courses in business, computer studies and communication. Proficiency in the application of technology to organizational planning and operations is stressed, as well as strengthening student writing, speaking and critical thinking skills. A student may choose to minor in corporate communication (6 courses) with
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication program provides with students hands-on experiences in journalism with an understanding of the social and cultural impact of media. NDNU students are well prepared for positions in a vast range of fields such as journalism, public relations, corporate communication, and marketing. A strong internship program provides opportunities for practical application and access to job opportunities. The Argonaut is our award-winning newspaper and website that gives students an opportunity to dive into the process of news production from writing and editing to layout and advertising sales. Students in other majors are also able to obtain
Program Objectives integrate computer skills and creativity in media with art, communication, English and philosophy write clear, purposeful targeted communications apply creative approaches to communications planning and problem solving coordinate the production of visually effective and informative print, graphic and electronic communications exhibit a solid grounding in communication theories employ research techniques, applications and organizational methods and skills in advancing technologies demonstrate a comprehension of the language and complexities of communication modes: visual, written and oral develop skills to pursue professional careers in areas of communication or in fields of creative expression
Courses COM-206 Public Speaking COM-316 Creating Multimedia Presentations COM-401 Writing for the Web COM-403 Organizational Communication COM-430 Strategic Communication CST-260 Web Animation CST-261 Web Design CST-355 Project Management CST-356 Internet/Intranet Information Management BUS 302 Principles of Management BUS-303 Principles of Marketing BUS-310 Professional Communication BUS-334 Teams and Negotiation