Bachelor of Health Science/ Bachelor of Media and Communication

In the Bachelor of Health Science component, you can choose from majors including Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health, Biomedical Science, Clinical Technologies, Neuroscience, Nutrition, and Public Health and Health Promotion. In the Bachelor of Media and Communication component, majors include Advertising, Cinema and Screen Studies, Creative Writing and Publishing, Immersive Media, Journalism, Public Relations, and Social Media.

Yes, the Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Media and Communication holds professional accreditations with the Media Federation of Australia (MFA) and Communication Public Relations Australia (CPRA). Additionally, the Clinical Technologies major is endorsed by the Australian Neurophysiological Scientists of Australia (ANSA), and the Public Relations major is accredited by the Public Relations Institute of Australia.

Work Integrated Learning is a guaranteed part of all bachelor degrees at Swinburne. In this double degree, you'll work on industry-linked projects relevant to your major areas of study. For example, in the Health Sciences Project (HEA30001) you'll work on a project addressing a current industry challenge, and in Digital Marketing Project 1 and 2 (DIG30001 and DIG30002) you'll work in teams on a significant digital advertising or marketing project. There is also an optional professional work placement available worth 100 credit points.

For 2026, the estimated yearly Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) tuition fee is $13,467.00 AUD, with a total course fee estimate of $53,868.00 AUD. The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) for 2026 is capped at $373.00 AUD and is included within the annual tuition fee. Fees are estimates only and subject to change based on individual circumstances at enrolment.

Three UniLink Diploma pathways are available that can provide credit into this double degree: the Diploma of Business (UniLink) with up to 6–8 units maximum credit over 8 months full-time, the Diploma of Health Science (UniLink) with up to 8 units maximum credit over 8 months full-time, and the Diploma of Arts and Communication (UniLink). Credit available may vary depending on the major selected, and progression may be subject to additional criteria or academic performance.