This coursework degree is designed for those who have previously completed a related undergraduate degree and wish to extend their skills. It provides students with the opportunity to acquire advanced knowledge and a broad understanding of contemporary communications theory and practice. Students have the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding and research ability through the design and execution of a master’s project, which will be a guided independent study in the area of the student's interest and expertise based on a process of inquiry, analysis and synthesis. Course Learning Outcomes Apply innovation and initiative through the creation and/or co-creation of informed contributions of value for communities, networks and/or organizations, responding to complex challenges. Demonstrate a high level of interdependence and individual accountability through researching, initiating, planning, executing and defending a substantial project. Demonstrate mastery of the theories, research methodologies and technical skills in the communications profession. Identify, interpret, critically evaluate, and apply the theories, approaches, emerging trends, and technologies of the communications professions. Employment opportunities Graduates will find employment in the media and communication industries such as journalism, public relations, advertising, and marketing. Position titles encompass converged media skills within each of these industries such as Social Media Coordinator, Marketing Coordinator, and Digital Marketing Assistant. Possible future job titles Social Media Coordinator, Marketing Coordinator, Digital Marketing Assistant, Communications Officer, Communication Engagement Officer.