Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication

University of the Sunshine Coast - Online

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Overview

Effective communication skills are among the most sought-after skills in any modern business. This double degree teaches the foundations of clear, accurate and engaging communication within a range of contexts, including social media, marketing, and video production. Develop core business knowledge needed to succeed in areas such as strategy implementation, organisational learning and growth. In this program you will study core communication disciplines and become job-ready for a range of media, marketing and communication roles as you build a diverse skillset by studying core business concepts like management, marketing, economics and international business. You'll develop briefs and communication campaigns, work with real clients and projects, and experience work as part of an agency. For more information, visit Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Communication at UniSC - University of the Sunshine Coast.

Prerequisites

Majors

Refer to entries for B Business and B Communication

Potential Career Outcomes

Social media manager, advertising executive, content strategist, creative director, public relations officer, copywriter, marketing coordinator, corporate communications officer, entrepreneur, innovation manager.

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Admission Criteria

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