Bachelor of Communication

You will learn new skills that are applicable to various media forms, including social media, data analytics, artificial intelligence and visualisation. The course is designed to future-proof your skills in the rapidly changing environment of digital communications and encourages tackling real-world problems through multi-disciplinary thinking.

QUT is ranked number 19 in the world and number 1 in Australia for media and communication studies, according to the QS World Rankings 2026. This ranking reflects the high quality of QUT educators who are at the cutting edge of the latest research and digital media trends.

Yes, the course includes Work Integrated Learning where you synthesise your knowledge and skills by working on real-world professional practice projects. Students are also encouraged to collaborate with like-minded peers, build their digital profile, and make connections that will advance their career.

QUT offers a range of communication courses including the Graduate Certificate in Digital Communication, the Graduate Diploma in Digital Communication, and several short courses such as the GenAI for Communication Professionals Masterclass, GenAI for Communication Professionals Microcredential, GenAI In Communication Workflows Masterclass, and GenAI in Communication Workflows Microcredential.

Students benefit from direct alignment with world-leading digital media research from the QUT Digital Media Research Centre. You can also search for a supervisor to undertake a research degree, find an industry expert for project-specific advice, or identify a potential partner or collaborator through QUT's expert network.