This major focuses on the flow of information and ideas around the world. It explores issues around the international communication industry and global media, including convergent technologies. In this major, you will develop an informed, global and cross-cultural perspective of the world, along with written and verbal communication skills that are valued by employers in any industry. You will also gain the ability to analyse the debates and practices related to communication in a variety of contexts that cross national and linguistic boundaries.

This major is taught by international staff who bring a broad range of disciplinary and professional perspectives to their teaching. They are also active researchers who draw upon diverse cultural experiences in numerous aspects of their teaching. 

Key Features

• Gain the skills to contribute to international, cross-cultural policy development and to shape social interventions.
• Tailor your studies to your own interests and career goals.
• Develop your research skills, learn how to critically analyse communication processes, and how to communicate effectively across linguistic and cultural boundaries.
• Combine International Communication with another degree in business, law or science to further your career prospects.

• Campaign/program coordinator
• Communications manager
• Development officer
• Diplomat
• Internal communications consultant
• International programs coordinator
• Journalist
• Media adviser
• Media producer
• NGO consultant
• Policymaker
• Public relations specialist
• Social change advocate
• Social media coordinator