Effective communications rely on a keen understanding of culture, both national and international, as well as a strong grasp of contemporary media. This double degree will equip students with both critical and theoretical perspectives. This course will provide Media and Communications graduates with a well-rounded higher education. Course Learning Outcomes Apply an international perspective and a global outlook to industry. Apply creative thinking and innovation to generate and evaluate complex ideas and provide sustainable solutions to contemporary challenges. Collaborate in team project settings to produce measurable outcomes and evaluate team processes. Demonstrate cross-cultural awareness, including Indigenous cultural competence in a range of professional contexts. Obtain, analyze and interpret information using transliteracy skills, including technology, information literacy and numeracy proficiency. Majors you can study in this course One or more of the majors in this course is externally recognized when studied within this course. Refer to the major for more information. Arts English History Politics and International Relations Writing Media and Communication Advertising Broadcasting Film and Video Journalism Media and Cultural Studies Public Relations Course structure Students are required to complete: 2 Core units and 2 Elective units (from anywhere within the School); plus 2 Arts Core units and a 12-unit Arts Major; plus 2 Communication Core units and a 12-unit Communication Major. Employment opportunities This double degree provides students with lifelong transferable skills, equipping them for employment in a wide range of professions, including communications professions and for further study in a variety of disciplines. Possible future job titles Diplomat, Editor, Writer, Advertising Executive, Broadcaster, Journalist, Community Service Professional, Media Commentator, Communications Officer, Policy Analyst