Programs & Courses 2005
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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CU10

CU10 - Bachelor of Communication

Core courses
Level 1
Advanced
Program plans
Communication Plan

Students must choose two of the following specialisations:

Professional Communication

Professional Communication provides vocational skills relevant to public relations, information management, publishing and other communication careers. Note that any course used in the course courses cannot also contribute to the Communication plans.

Level 1
Advanced
Two courses chosen from the following
Journalism
This plan provides vocational skills required for the practice of journalism, such as news gathering and news writing, as well as providing an understanding of ethical issues and the historical, legal and other contexts relevant to the news media.
Level 1
Advanced - four of the following
Double plan in Journalism
A double plan in Journalism is possible if the six elective courses are used to complete a second Journalism plan. This would require students to complete the following
Level 1
Advanced
Any four of the following which have not already been used
Multimedia
The multimedia plan provides students with the technical skills and contextual understanding of media needed to design and develop multimedia software applications.
Level 1
Course Code Course Name
MMST11001 Introduction to Multimedia
One of the following
Advanced
Four of the following
Visual Media
The Visual Media plan allows students to acquire practical expertise in media that rely on images and graphic design and also to gain theoretical insights into image-based communication.
Level 1
Advanced
Four of the following
Film Studies

Rockhampton only

This plan provides a comprehensive study of film within cultural, social and industrial contexts. Students will be able to study and analyse film texts and genres from different perspectives and engage in independent research.

Level 1
Advanced

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