Master of Communication
offered by Deakin University

Master of Communication
at
Deakin University
Overview

Be prepared for communication roles of the future. Work on projects that mimic real industry briefs and advance your current skill set

Who should do this course?

What are the course deliverables?

Refine your ability to craft clear, concise, and persuasive messages across different mediums, from written reports to presentations
Develop the ability to analyze communication situations, identify target audiences, and craft messages to achieve specific goals
Gain a thorough grounding in communication theories that explain how communication works on individual, interpersonal, and societal levels
Learn how to conduct research studies to analyze communication phenomena and evaluate the effectiveness of communication strategies
Develop the skills to lead communication initiatives, collaborate effectively with diverse teams, and manage communication projects

More about this course

The media and communications landscape is ever-changing, frequently in a state of flux
Future-proof your communications career – advance your current skill set, delve into contemporary research and develop the critical knowledge required to become a leader in this rapidly evolving industry
With unprecedented advancement in technology and the increasing globalisation of business enterprises, strategic communication and critical thinking skills are a highly-valued, modern day commodity
Deakin’s Master of Communication will place you ahead of the game and empower you to thrive in roles that influence and shape opinion

Communication Concepts

Applied Research Methods for Communication

Developing a Communication Research Project

Professional Research Project 1

Professional Research Project 2

Communication and Creative Arts Internship

Developing a Communication Research Project

Academic Research Project 1

Academic Research Project 2

Academic Research Project 3

Eligibility criteria Up Arrow Icon

Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
If the applicant receives a conditional offer, they must fulfill the conditions stated in their offer letter (e.g. completing an English language course, submitting original documents or successfully completing current studies)