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Bachelor of Mass Communication - Queensland University of Technology

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QTAC code: 409012

Domestic entry: February

Past OP cut-off: 12

Past rank cut-off: 76

Assumed knowledge: English (4, SA)

Preparatory studies: ENGLISH: Successful completion of a year of full-time vocational or tertiary study.

OP Guarantee: Yes

CRICOS code: 037542J

International fees: 2009: $9,750 (indicative) per semester
(per semester, subject to annual review)

International entry: February and July

Course duration (full-time): 3 Years

Total credit points: 288

Standard credit points/full-time semester: 48

Campus: Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove


Why choose this course?
Career outcomes
Our graduates work in organisations such as Starcom, Communications Law Centre, Zenith Media, Columbia Tri-Star, and Samsung Communications.

Practical teaching
There is a strong focus on professional communication practice in advertising, public relations, media and communication, television and international journalism.

Industry links
You will have the opportunity to pursue industry placements to enhance the practical nature of the course. Students have been placed with organisations such as Online Opinion, Chick magazine, Briz31, Hoodlum Entertainment and O2 Integration.

Overview
This course is a joint offering by the faculties of Creative Industries and Business, designed to capitalise on the dynamic area of mass communication and the challenges faced by organisations in the digital age.

The flexible program design includes areas of study from both faculties, providing professional skills in areas such as international journalism, television, media and communication, advertising and public relations.

Career Outcomes
Graduates obtain employment in a wide variety of public and private sector organisations. Potential employment opportunities include careers as a public relations consultant, media planner, copywriter, corporate communication manager, specialist journalist, media production specialist, media adviser or event manager.

Professional Recognition
Depending on the choice of majors, graduates of the Bachelor of Mass Communication may satisfy the academic requirements for membership of the Advertising Institute of Australia (AIA) and the Society of Business Communicators (SBC).

Course Design
Students commencing the Bachelor of Mass Communication must complete 24 units of equal weighting totalling 288 credit points comprised of
a. Faculty Core (six faculty core units)
b. Major Core (two majors of six units each) and
c. Electives (six units).

Although studies can be tailored to meet a specific career goal or create a wide variety of career choices, there is a set of recommended combinations of majors. Students are not required to take these combinations, however they do represent the more common and logical choices within a mass communication qualification.
The recommended combinations are:
- Public Relations and International Journalism
- Public Relations and Media and Communication
- Advertising and Television
- International Journalism and Media and Communication.

Why choose this course?
The combined expertise of these faculties gives you a unique opportunity to foster your skills in creative, technical and business communication. You can tailor your studies to meet a specific career goal or to create a wide variety of career choices.

You will complete two majors, some recommended combinations are: public relations and international journalism, advertising and media and communication, advertising and television, international journalism and media and communication.

Course Structures

General Course structure

CodeTitle
FACULTY CORE UNITS - 6 units required
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
 EITHER
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
 OR
KWB102Media Writing
BSB126Marketing
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
 EITHER
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
 OR
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
MAJOR CORE UNITS - 12 units required - Select two of the following 6 units majors
Advertising
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
AMB222Media Planning
AMB320Advertising Management
AMB321Advertising Campaigns
 Students who have completed AMB220 Advertising Theory and Practice as part of the Faculty Core will need to choose one of the following three units as a substitution:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB330Advertising Strategy and Planning
Media and Communication
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KCB202New Media Technologies
KCB301Media Audiences
KCB302Political Communication
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KCB302 Political Communication subject to the approval of the Media and Communication Major Coordinator
Public Relations
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
AMB262Public Relations Writing
AMB370Public Relations Cases
AMB361Public Relations Campaigns
 Students who have completed AMB260 Public Relations Theory and Practice as part of the Faculty Core will need to choose one of the following three units as a substitution:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB231Marketing Communications Regulations and Ethics
Television
KPB101Foundations of Film and Television Production
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
KPB105Narrative Production
KPB106Australian Television
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
 * Students intending to take the Television major are required to take KWB102 Media Writing as one of their Faculty Core units (instead of KCB103 Strategic Speech Communication).
International Journalism
KJB101Digital Journalism
KJB120Newswriting
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KJB224Feature Writing
KJB280International Journalism
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
 ** Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KJB337 Public Affairs Reporting subject to the approval of the Journalism Major Cooridinator
Electives - 6 units required
 Select six units from any Faculty.

Course structure - Advertising / International Journalism

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KJB101Digital Journalism
BSB126Marketing
 Choose from either KCB103 or KWB102:
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KWB102Media Writing
Year 1, Semester 2
KJB120Newswriting
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
Year 2, Semester 1
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB222Media Planning
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
KJB280International Journalism
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KJB224Feature Writing
AMB320Advertising Management
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
 OR
AMB230Internet Promotion
 OR
AMB330Advertising Strategy and Planning
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
AMB321Advertising Campaigns
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KJB337 subject to approval of the Journalism Major Coordinator

Course structure - Advertising / Media & Communication

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
BSB126Marketing
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
Year 1, Semester 2
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
Year 2, Semester 1
KWB102Media Writing
KCB301Media Audiences
AMB222Media Planning
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
KCB202New Media Technologies
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KCB302Political Communication
AMB320Advertising Management
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
 OR
AMB230Internet Promotion
 OR
AMB330Advertising Strategy and Planning
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
AMB321Advertising Campaigns
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KCB302 Political Communication, subject to the approval of the Media & Communication Major Coordinator.

Course structure - Advertising / Television

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KPB106Australian Television
KWB102Media Writing
BSB126Marketing
Year 1, Semester 2
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KPB101Foundations of Film and Television Production
Year 2, Semester 1
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
AMB222Media Planning
KPB105Narrative Production
Year 2, Semester 2
AMB320Advertising Management
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
 OR
AMB230Internet Promotion
 OR
AMB330Advertising Strategy and Planning
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
AMB321Advertising Campaigns
 Elective
 Elective

Course structure - Advertising/Public Relations

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
BSB126Marketing
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
 Elective
 Choose either KCB103 or KWB102:
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KWB102Media Writing
Year 1, Semester 2
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
Year 2, Semester 1
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
AMB222Media Planning
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
Year 2, Semester 2
AMB262Public Relations Writing
 Choose one from the following three units:
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB231Marketing Communications Regulations and Ethics
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
AMB320Advertising Management
AMB370Public Relations Cases
 Choose one from the following three units:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB330Advertising Strategy and Planning
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
AMB321Advertising Campaigns
AMB361Public Relations Campaigns
 Elective
 Elective

Course structure - Public Relations / Television

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
BSB126Marketing
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KPB106Australian Television
KWB102Media Writing
Year 1, Semester 2
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KPB101Foundations of Film and Television Production
Year 2, Semester 1
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
KPB105Narrative Production
 Elective
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
AMB262Public Relations Writing
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
AMB370Public Relations Cases
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
 Choose two from the following three units:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB231Marketing Communications Regulations and Ethics
AMB361Public Relations Campaigns
 Elective

Course structure - Public Relations / Media & Communication

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
BSB126Marketing
Year 1, Semester 2
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KWB102Media Writing
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
Year 2, Semester 1
KCB301Media Audiences
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
 Elective
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
KCB202New Media Technologies
AMB262Public Relations Writing
 Choose two from the following three units:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB231Marketing Communications Regulations and Ethics
Year 3, Semester 1
KCB302Political Communication
AMB370Public Relations Cases
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
AMB361Public Relations Campaigns
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KCB302 Political Communication, subject to the approval of the Media & Communication Major Coordinator.

Course structure - Public Relations / International Journalism

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
BSB126Marketing
KJB101Digital Journalism
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
 Choose either KCB103 or KWB102:
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KWB102Media Writing
Year 1, Semester 2
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
KJB120Newswriting
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
Year 2, Semester 1
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
 Elective
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
AMB262Public Relations Writing
KJB280International Journalism
 Choose two from the following three units:
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB230Internet Promotion
AMB231Marketing Communications Regulations and Ethics
Year 3, Semester 1
AMB370Public Relations Cases
KJB224Feature Writing
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
AMB361Public Relations Campaigns
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KJB337 subject to approval of the Journalism Discipline Coordinator.

Course structure - Media & Communication / Television

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KWB102Media Writing
BSB126Marketing
Year 1, Semester 2
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
 OR
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
Year 2, Semester 1
KPB106Australian Television
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KCB301Media Audiences
 Elective
Year 2, Semester 2
KPB101Foundations of Film and Television Production
KCB202New Media Technologies
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KPB105Narrative Production
KCB302Political Communication
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KCB302 Political Communication, subject to the approval of the Media & Communication Major Coordinator.

Course structure - Media & Communication / International Journalism

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
BSB126Marketing
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KJB101Digital Journalism
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
Year 1, Semester 2
KJB120Newswriting
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
 OR
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
Year 2, Semester 1
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KCB301Media Audiences
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KWB102Media Writing
Year 2, Semester 2
KCB202New Media Technologies
KJB280International Journalism
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KCB302Political Communication
KJB224Feature Writing
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KCB302 Political Communication, subject to the approval of the Media & Communication Major Coordinator, or KJB337 Public Affairs Reporting, subject to approval of the Journalism Major Coordinator.

Course structure - Television/International Journalism

CodeTitle
Year 1, Semester 1
BSB126Marketing
KJB101Digital Journalism
KJB120Newswriting
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
Year 1, Semester 2
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KPB101Foundations of Film and Television Production
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
 OR
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
Year 2, Semester 1
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KPB105Narrative Production
KPB106Australian Television
KWB102Media Writing
Year 2, Semester 2
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
KJB280International Journalism
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 1
KJB224Feature Writing
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
 Elective
 Elective
Year 3, Semester 2
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
 Elective
 Elective
 
 * Students may enrol in KKB341 Workplace Learning 1 instead of KJB337 subject to approval of the Journalism Discipline Coordinator

Creative Industries Minors

CodeTitle
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MINORS
 Please refer to the following study sequences to plan your program. You must complete 48 credit points (normally four 12 credit point subjects) from the specified units to achieve a minor, following semester of offer and unit prerequisites (where applicable) to determine order of enrolment. Any unit(s) that appear in these majors and/or minors and are also mandatory elsewhere in your course can not contribute towards the completion of these majors and/or minors. Any unit(s) that appear in multiple majors and/or minors can only contribute towards the completion of one of these majors or minors.
Advanced Interactive Media
KIB205Programming for Visual Designers and Artists
KIB314Tangible Media
KIB309Embodied Interactions
KMB216Graphical Development Enrvironments For Media Interaction
Advertising
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
AMB221Advertising Copywriting
AMB222Media Planning
BSB126Marketing
Animation
KIB105Animation and Motion Graphics
KIB108Animation History and Practices
KVB105Foundations of Drawing for Animation 1
KVB106Foundations of Drawing for Animation 2
KIB107Introduction to Programming for 3D Animation
Art History
KVB102Modernism
KVB103Australian Art
KVB211Post 1945 Art
KVB304Contemporary Art Issues
Art, Design and Architecture
DAB325Architecture in the 20th Century
DEB102Introducing Design History
KVB212Australian Art, Architecture and Design
KVB306Video Art and Culture
Audience and User Research
KCB102Media and Society: From Printing Press to Internet
KCB105Media and Communication Research Methods
KCB203Consumer Cultures
KCB301Media Audiences
Communication for the Professions
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KWB106Corporate Writing and Editing
KCB302Political Communication
KCB304Managing Communication Resources
Computational Arts
ITB001Problem Solving and Programming
ITB003Object Oriented Programming
 OR
KIB105Animation and Motion Graphics
KKB210Computational Arts 1
KKB211Computational Arts 2
Creative Writing
KWB101Introduction to Creative Writing
KWB104The Short Story
KWB107Creative Non-Fiction
KWB203Creative Writing: The Novel
KWB204Writing for Performance
Dance Skills
KDB103Dance Technique Studies 1
KDB107Choreographic Studies 1
KDB108World Dance
KDB109Funk, Tap and all that Jazz
Dance Studies
KDB105Architecture of the Body
KDB106Dance Analysis
KDB110Deconstructing Dance in History
KDB204Australian Dance
Digital Media
KIB101Visual Communication
KIB103Introduction to Web Design
KCB201Virtual Cultures
KCB202New Media Technologies
KVB306Video Art and Culture
Drama
KTB103Performing Skills 1: Character and Scene
KTB104Performance Innovation
KTB106Performing Skills 2: Style and Form
KTB204Understanding Performance
KTB305The Entrepreneurial Artist
Entrepreneurship
AMB251Innovation and Market Development
BSB115Management, People and Organisations
BSB126Marketing
MGB223Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Fashion
KFB103Introduction to Fashion
KFB106Unspeakable Beauty: A History of Fashion and Style
KFB206Fashion and Modernity
KFB207Contemporary Fashion
French
HHB061French 1
HHB062French 2
HHB063French 3
HHB064French 4
HHB065French 5
HHB066French 6
HHB067French 7
HHB068French 8
Games Design
ITB750Computer Game Studies
ITB751Games Production
KIB201Concept Development for Game Design and Interactive Media
KIB202Enabling Immersion
German
HHB091German 1
HHB092German 2
HHB093German 3
HHB094German 4
HHB095German 5
HHB096German 6
HHB097German 7
HHB098German 8
Graphic Design
KIB101Visual Communication
KVB204Graphic Design
KIB209Information Design
KIB207Print Media
KIB206Typography and Illustration
Indigenous Studies
EDB007Culture Studies: Indigenous Education
HHB123Indigenous Australian Culture Studies
HHB210Indigenous Australia: Country, Kin And Culture
HHB255Indigenous Politics And Political Culture
HHB276Indigenous Knowledge: Research Ethics and Protocols
KKB004Indigenous Creative Industries
KWB307Indigenous Writing
Indonesian
HHB071Indonesian 1
HHB072Indonesian 2
HHB073Indonesian 3
HHB074Indonesian 4
HHB075Indonesian 5
HHB076Indonesian 6
HHB077Indonesian 7
HHB078Indonesian 8
Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB202Integrated Marketing Communication
AMB220Advertising Theory and Practice
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
BSB126Marketing
Interactive and Visual Design
KIB101Visual Communication
KIB102Foundations of Interactive Media
KIB103Introduction to Web Design
KIB104Digital Media
International Business
BSB119International and Electronic Business
IBB205Intercultural Communication and Negotiation Skills
IBB210Export Management
IBB303International Logistics
Japanese
HHB081Japanese 1
HHB082Japanese 2
HHB083Japanese 3
HHB084Japanese 4
HHB085Japanese 5
HHB086Japanese 6
HHB087Japanese 7
HHB088Japanese 8
Journalism
KJB101Digital Journalism
KJB120Newswriting
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KJB224Feature Writing
Lighting
PCB121Vision, Colour and Photometry
PCB122Lighting Design
PCB123Sustainability and Human Factors
PCB124Lamps and Luminaires
Literature
KWB207Great Books: The Literary Classics
KWB208Modern Times (Literature and Culture in the 20th Century)
KWB209Shakespeare, Then and Now
KWB307Indigenous Writing
KWB308Wonderlands: Literature and Culture in the 19th Century
Management
BSB115Management, People and Organisations
MGB210Managing Operations
MGB220Management Research Methods
MGB222Managing Organisations
MGB309Strategic Management
MGB334Managing in a Changing Environment
Marketing
AMB200Consumer Behaviour
AMB201Marketing and Audience Research
AMB240Marketing Planning and Management
BSB126Marketing
Mathematics
MAB100Mathematical Sciences 1A
MAB111Mathematical Sciences 1B
MAB112Mathematical Sciences 1C
MAB210Statistical Modelling 1
MAB311Advanced Calculus
Modern and Popular Literature and Culture
KWB108Introduction To Literary Studies
KWB109Ozlit
KWB206Youth and Children's Writing
KWB309Popular Fictions, Popular Culture
Music Studies
KMB002Music and Spirituality
KMB003Sex Drugs Rock 'n' roll
KMB004World Music
KMB107Sound, Image, Text
Performance Events and Festivals
KTB207Staging Australia
KTB210Creative Industries Management
KTB211Creative Industries Events and Festivals
KTB306Directing for Performance Events and Festivals
 And choose one from the following units:
BSB126Marketing
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KWB106Corporate Writing and Editing
Professional Writing
KWB102Media Writing
KWB103Persuasive Writing
KWB106Corporate Writing and Editing
KWB303Writing and Publishing Industry
Public Relations
AMB260Public Relations Theory and Practice
AMB261Media Relations and Publicity
AMB262Public Relations Writing
BSB126Marketing
Screen Studies
KPB102Film History
KPB103Film Genres
KPB203Australian Film
KPB205Documentary Theory and Practice
KPB206International Cinema
Sound Studies
KMB104Music and Sound Skills
KMB105Music and Sound Technology
KMB106Music and Sound for Multimedia
KMB108Sound Recording and Acoustics
Television
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
KPB106Australian Television
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
KPB202Film and Television Business Skills: Entrepreneurship and Investment
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
Visual Arts Practice
KVB1102D Media and Processes
KVB1113D Media and Processes
KVB200Exhibition and Display in the Visual Arts
KVB213Graphic Investigation

Creative Industries Faculty Undergraduate Open Electives

CodeTitle
Creative Industries Faculty Undergraduate Open Electives
 These unit offerings are current at the time of publication but are subject to change.
 Rules for selecting electives:
 * you must obey any elective rules as set out in your course requirements
 * you cannot select a unit that forms part of the compulsory units of your course or the compulsory units of your chosen sub-major area.
 * you must have successfully completed any pre/co-requisite units applicable
 * the offering of elective units is subject to sufficient student enrolment numbers and staff availability
 * some units are subject to quota restrictions
 * KK33, KK34, KJ32, KM32, IX07 and IX16 students ONLY are permitted to select electives from outside the Faculty of Creative Industries
Semester 1 Units
Media & Communication
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KCB102Media and Society: From Printing Press to Internet
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KCB201Virtual Cultures
KCB302Political Communication
Communication Design
KIB108Animation History and Practices
KIB201Concept Development for Game Design and Interactive Media
Dance
KDB105Architecture of the Body
KDB108World Dance
KDB110Deconstructing Dance in History
Fashion
KFB103Introduction to Fashion
KFB206Fashion and Modernity
Journalism
KJB101Digital Journalism
KJB120Newswriting
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KJB224Feature Writing
KJB239Journalism Ethics and Issues
Faculty
KKB004Indigenous Creative Industries
KKB101Creative Industries: People and Practices
KKB210Computational Arts 1
Transition to New Professional Environments*
KKB341Workplace Learning 1
KKB342Workplace Learning 2
KKB343Service Learning 1
KKB344Service Learning 2
KKB345Creative Industries Project 1
KKB346Creative Industries Project 2
KKB347Becoming A Researcher: Understandings, Skills and Practices
Music & Sound
KMB003Sex Drugs Rock 'n' roll
KMB004World Music
KMB104Music and Sound Skills
KMB105Music and Sound Technology
KMB108Sound Recording and Acoustics
Film & Television
KPB102Film History
KPB106Australian Television
KPB202Film and Television Business Skills: Entrepreneurship and Investment
KPB203Australian Film
KPB303Critical Thinking About Television
Performance Studies
KTB10120th Century Performance
KTB204Understanding Performance
KTB061Creative Industries Management
KTB062Creative Industries Events and Festivals
Visual Arts
KVB102Modernism
KVB104Photomedia and Artistic Practice
KVB1102D Media and Processes
KVB212Australian Art, Architecture and Design
KVB304Contemporary Art Issues
Creative Writing & Cultural Studies
KWB101Introduction to Creative Writing
KWB102Media Writing
KWB103Persuasive Writing
KWB104The Short Story
KWB105Film and Television Scriptwriting
KWB107Creative Non-Fiction
KWB108Introduction To Literary Studies
KWB207Great Books: The Literary Classics
KWB208Modern Times (Literature and Culture in the 20th Century)
KWB308Wonderlands: Literature and Culture in the 19th Century
Semester 2 Units
Media & Communication
KCB101Communication in the New Economy
KCB103Strategic Speech Communication
KCB104Media and Communications Industries
KCB105Media and Communication Research Methods
KCB202New Media Technologies
KCB203Consumer Cultures
Communication Design
KIB202Enabling Immersion
Dance
KDB106Dance Analysis
KDB109Funk, Tap and all that Jazz
KDB204Australian Dance
Faculty
KKB102Creative Industries: Making Connections
KKB211Computational Arts 2
Transition to New Professional Environments*
KKB341Workplace Learning 1
KKB342Workplace Learning 2
KKB343Service Learning 1
KKB344Service Learning 2
KKB345Creative Industries Project 1
KKB346Creative Industries Project 2
KKB348Becoming A Researcher: Contexts, Protocols and Impact
KKB350Creative Industries International Study Tour
Fashion
KFB106Unspeakable Beauty: A History of Fashion and Style
KFB207Contemporary Fashion
Journalism
KJB101Digital Journalism
KJB120Newswriting
KJB121Journalistic Inquiry
KJB224Feature Writing
KJB280International Journalism
KJB337Public Affairs Reporting
Music & Sound
KMB002Music and Spirituality
KMB007Introductory Ensemble
KMB105Music and Sound Technology
KMB107Sound, Image, Text
KMB108Sound Recording and Acoustics
KMB205Sound Media Musicianship
Film & Television
KPB103Film Genres
KPB104Film and Television Production Resource Management
KPB107Television's Greatest Hits
KPB205Documentary Theory and Practice
KPB206International Cinema
Performance Studies
KTB104Performance Innovation
KTB207Staging Australia
KTB062Creative Industries Events and Festivals
Visual Arts
KVB103Australian Art
KVB104Photomedia and Artistic Practice
KVB108Contemporary Asian Visual Culture
KVB1113D Media and Processes
KVB211Post 1945 Art
KVB306Video Art and Culture
KVB307Theories of Spatial Culture
Creative Writing & Cultural Studies
KWB102Media Writing
KWB104The Short Story
KWB105Film and Television Scriptwriting
KWB106Corporate Writing and Editing
KWB109Ozlit
KWB204Writing for Performance
KWB206Youth and Children's Writing
KWB209Shakespeare, Then and Now
KWB307Indigenous Writing
KWB309Popular Fictions, Popular Culture
NOTES:
 * Only one Workplace Learning unit may be completed
 * KKB290, KKB357, KKB320, KKB330, KKB340-1 and KKB340-2 are only available to students enrolled in Creative Industries courses.

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