Programme summary

Career opportunities

Courses & timetables

Admission requirements

7, 360 3.0
Full-time for three years or part-time options available. Honours programme full-time for four years
Starts February or July
20 places
Mt Albert campus
Semester dates for 2013:
Semester 1: 25 February - 28 June; Semester 2: 22 July - 22 November

NZ$5063 (Approximate fee only, find out more about the costs of study)

International fees

Applications are now open for Semester 2

Programme summary

Interested in a communications career that can take you around the world? Find out more about international and intercultural communication, international media environments and working in culturally diverse settings. Your study includes a work experience placement.

Want a communications career that can take you around the world? As the world becomes more and more diverse, the need for professionals who specialise in intercultural communication is increasing. The Bachelor of Communication (International Communication) focuses on working in culturally diverse settings such as the Asia Pacific region, governmental and non-governmental organisations, development, aid, community liaison and advocacy roles. It helps you become a confident, competent communicator, ready to step into a range of communication roles.

Highlights

• Industry internship in your final year where you can apply what you've learnt at an external organisation such as Oxfam, Amnesty International or World Vision.
• Lecturers from a broad range of communication-related backgrounds and who are actively engaged in a wide variety of research.
• The opportunity to learn from high-profile guest lecturers.
• Part-time study options available.

 

Last edited: 27 August 2012