Diploma of Communications and Creative Industries

Introductory Computing

Develops knowledge and skills in computing systems – software, hardware, digital security, communication networks, internet, information and data management. Students develop digital literacy and gain practical skills in specific computing applications from the Microsoft Office Suite, and are introduced to basic hands-on skills in program design using Pseudocode.

Workplace Communication – Employability

Students identify, analyse and apply communication, social and intercultural skills for effective interpersonal and workplace relationships. Develops written skills, oral presentation skills and research skills, and makes connections between learning and future employability through topics such as effective workplace relationships, negotiation, managing conflict, and skills for teamwork and leadership.

Intercultural Studies

Introduces students to intercultural interaction in the contemporary world, focusing on multiple and diverse audiences, modalities, globalisation, cultural symbols and values, language, and interpretations of intercultural sites. Global citizenship and intercultural communication skills are introduced and enhanced.

Introductory Marketing

Explains theoretical principles/practices for marketing in changing environments. Introduces fundamental marketing concepts across many institutions and how marketing concepts are applied in the real world. Students identify, analyse and combine key marketing tools to develop a marketing mix for specific markets.

Communication Campaigns

Introduces students to the development and execution of communication campaigns with a focus on public relations techniques and processes. Students develop critical appraisal and creativity skills to sharpen their understanding of communication campaigns using case studies and current day situations as reference.