Master of Media and Communication

Flinders University has its main campus at Bedford Park, South Australia, with additional locations at the City Campus at Festival Plaza in the Adelaide CBD and at Tonsley. The program may also be available online; prospective students should check with the university for the specific delivery location for this course.

Flinders University is ranked in the top 2% of universities worldwide according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023, and is ranked #21 in the world overall in the THE University Impact Rankings 2025. It is also ranked #1 in South Australia for learning resources, student support, and overall experience according to The Good Universities Guide 2026.

Yes, Flinders University offers more than 450 scholarships worth a total of $2.4 million. Prospective students are encouraged to explore available scholarships on the Flinders University website or contact the university directly to find out which scholarships apply to postgraduate study in Media and Communication.

Flinders University is a founding member of the Innovative Research Universities network and has over 100 partner institutions across 33 countries. The university is committed to research that addresses complex real-world challenges, which may provide opportunities for postgraduate students to engage with leading research and industry networks relevant to media and communication.

Prospective students can contact Flinders University directly through its website, visit the campus at Bedford Park or the City Campus at Festival Plaza in Adelaide, or download a brochure. The university also hosts events such as postgraduate information evenings, including sessions to explore PhDs and research pathways, where you can meet academic experts and learn about study options.