Bachelor of Media and Communication (Professional)

Swinburne's Media and Communication courses cover over 10 discipline areas including Advertising, Cinema and Screen Studies, Creative Writing and Literature, Games and Interactivity, Immersive Media, Journalism, Media Industries, Media Studies, Professional Writing and Editing, Public Relations, Social Media, and Sports Media.

With a communication degree from Swinburne, graduates can move into journalism, production, advertising, PR, or any number of other creative pursuits, as all businesses, governments and not-for-profits need to communicate effectively.

Yes, Swinburne provides free access to Adobe Creative Cloud and over 20+ apps for students studying Media and Communication.

Swinburne is ranked #1 in Victoria for graduate starting salary, with the median starting salary for graduates being equal highest in the state, according to the QILT: Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017–2019.

Yes, the course includes work integrated learning opportunities such as placements and internships. For example, Journalism graduate Kirstie undertook a football PR internship as part of her degree, and students have gained industry experience working with clients during live sports filming and photography masterclasses.