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School of Humanities & Communication

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

BAHN - Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Diploma of Professional Photography 

DAPP - Diploma of Professional Photography 

Associate Degree of Arts

ADAR - Associate Degree of Arts

Diploma of Professional Communication

DAPC - Diploma of Professional Communication

Core

1 x Eight Unit Secondary Major

2 x four unit discipline minor

1 x four unit minor and 4 units of electives


A minimum of eight Units made of the following possible combinations
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Student Selection Units

Students choose a 8 unit major from the following list

Primary Major 

Structure

The cultural and creative industries have fast become one of Australia’s largest employers and a bigger contributor to the nation’s gross domestic product than the mining and agricultural sectors combined (Cunningham 2022). The Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries (BCCI) is designed around four key principles:
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The BCCI is a hands-on degree that equips graduates with interdisciplinary, convergent skill sets supported by technical proficiency, creative problem-solving, strategic thinking, and the development of an enterprising approach to their careers. Students in this unique program work individually, collaboratively and with industry to produce a portfolio of professional work, examine real-world problems and present creative solutions across digital media, cultural production, and the communication and creative industries.

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Use creative and critical thinking to analyse complex information, evaluate strategies and effectively communicate solutions to authentic creative and communication problems 

Create a professional portfolio of work to showcase the theoretical issues, problems and methodologies used within the creative industries.

Engage ethically, critically considering a range of local and global influences, to actively participate in interpreting and evaluating contemporary policies in the creative arts and industries.

Demonstrate cultural awareness and sensitivity to diverse perspectives in professional communication and creative practices.

Effectively communicate and collaborate using industry relevant professional practices in authentic settings and across oral, written and electronic communication.

Develop specialised skills relevant to communication and creative industries, including creativity, strategic thinking, business capability, and practical skills required for success in the creative and cultural sectors.

BCCI

IELTS (Academic) - Minimum overall score of 6.0 and a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four components - listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

6_0_higher IELTS (Academic) - Minimum overall score of 6.0 and a minimum score of 5.5 in each of the four components - listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

1. If you are currently a secondary school student, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.

2. If you are a recent school leaver without an ATAR, or if you have an ATAR result you’re unhappy with, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.

2. If you are considering university study or returning to university study, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.


other_entry_admission_other 1. If you are currently a secondary school student, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.

2. If you are a recent school leaver without an ATAR, or if you have an ATAR result you’re unhappy with, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.

2. If you are considering university study or returning to university study, you can apply for direct entry to the Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries via a portfolio of work, an interview, or both, depending on your desired area of study. Please see our Portfolio Entry Information page or contact our Program Director for more information.

high_school_subject English (Units 3 & 4, C)

BCCI - Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries

Bachelor of Communication and Creative Industries

Trimester 2

Trimester 3

Trimester 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 1

Museums and Curatorship T1 intake (2025)

Museums and Curatorship T1 intake (2025)

Drama T1 intake (2025)

Session 3

Session 1

Session 2

International Relations T1 intake (2025)

International Relations T1 intake (2025)

Marketing T1 intake (2025)

Journalism T1 intake (2025)

Music T1 intake (2025)

Professional Photography T1 intake (2025)

Professional Photography T1 intake (2025)

Creative Writing T1 intake (2025)

Social Justice and Enterprise T1 intake (2025)

Social Justice and Enterprise T1 intake (2025)

Professional Communication and Advertising T1 intake (2025)

Professional Communication and Advertising T1 intake (2025)

English Literature T1 intake (2025)

English Literature T1 intake (2025)

Software Application Development T1 intake (2025)

Software Application Development T1 intake (2025)

Digital Media T1 intake (2025)

Documentary Production T1 intake 2025

Documentary Production T1 intake (2025)

Design Thinking and Leadership T1 intake (2025)