Macquarie City Campus
Bachelor of Arts major in Media, Culture and Communication
| Key features | |||
The Bachelor of Arts allows you a high level of flexibility to choose one or more majors from a variety of study areas across the University. Media units are designed to provide a theoretical foundation for the understanding of the media and its production. |
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| Suitable | |||
The Bachelor of Arts is suitable for students who want the flexibility to study a range of areas within one degree. The major in Cultural Studies equips students with generic skills in critical thinking, independent research and teamwork as well as providing them with an understanding of cultural differences. The major in Media at MQC is suitable for students who wish to focus on media theory and who do not wish to study production subjects. |
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| Career opportunities | |||
Bachelor of Arts graduates have skills sought after by employers including critical analysis and high-level communication skills. Graduates work in a diverse range of areas including in government and industry administration, publishing and editing, journalism, arts policy/administration, public relations and advertising. |
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| Requirements - 2011 | |||
Academic requirement: |
No assumed knowledge, prerequisites or recommended studies. Click here to see country requirements | ||
| Work experience requirements: | No work experience required | ||
| English language requirements: |
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| Course quota | No | ||
| Sample unit guidelines | |||
The table below is a sample of units available in the majors of Cultural Studies and in Media. General requirements for major in Media:
To gain a well rounded knowledge of media studies, students are required to complete
PLEASE NOTE: It is essential that students refer to degree rules and official unit sequences in the University handbook to ascertain their official study program which will vary from the sample program listed here. The university calendar can be found at: http://handbook.mq.edu.au |
| Code | Subject | Credit points |
Level |
| 100 level | |||
| BUSL100 | Global Legal Frameworks for a Sustainable Planet | 3 |
100 |
| CUL120 | Living Culture | 3 |
100 |
| HRM107 | Introduction to Human Resources | 3 |
100 |
| ICOM100 | Introduction to International Communication | 3 |
100 |
| MAS104 | Australian Media | 3 |
100 |
| MAS105 | Media Cultures | ||
| Total | 18 |
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| 200 level | |||
| CUL220 | Subjectivity | 3 |
200 |
| CUL223 | Graffiti, Kitsch and Trash: Crimes of Style | 3 |
200 |
| CUL220 | Writing 1 | 3 |
200 |
| ICOM201 | International Television and beyond | 3 |
200 |
| ICOM202 | International Communication Campaigns | 3 |
200 |
| MAS203 | News and Current Affairs | 3 |
200 |
| MAS205 | Introduction to the Cinema | 3 |
200 |
| MAS214 | Free Cultures | 3 |
200 |
| MAS215 | Theories of Writing for the Media | 3 |
200 |
| Total | 27 |
| 300 level | |||
| CUL321 | Unassimilable Bodies: UnAustralian Cultural Studies | 3 |
300 |
| CUL323 | Ways of Reading | 3 |
300 |
| CUL324 | Multimedia: The Poetics of New Media |
3 |
300 |
| ICOM301 | Global knowledge Society | 3 |
300 |
| ICOM303 | Writing for International Business and Finance | 3 |
300 |
| ICOM304 | International Media Policy | 3 |
300 |
| MAS302 | Media Identities | 3 |
300 |
| MAS304 | Screens, Images, Ideas | 3 |
300 |
| Total | 24 |
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| Total credit points | 69 |
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