This honours degree looks at communication as a managerial, social, political and cultural activity, both inside organisations and well outside them. Past, present and newly emerging developments in communication studies are all examined, so students see how communicating works under today's more challenging conditions.
Alongside theory, learners can try their hand at media production, sharpen their critical thinking and develop creative abilities in the discipline. The degree is meant to give graduates skills that transfer easily between roles, which matters because the field keeps changing quickly.
Applicants from abroad should note the language rule. If English and French are not their first languages and they lack a professional qualification taught in those languages, they must prove their ability in both, normally with an IELTS or TOEFL result or a certificate from a recognised body.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Overseas applicants whose first language is not English or French, and who hold no equivalent professional qualification taught in English and French, must show competence in both languages, normally through an IELTS or TOEFL result or a certificate from a recognised authority.