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Communication, Journalism, Marketing, and Media

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Interested in Communication, Journalism, Marketing, and Media?

Take your career in countless directions with a degree in communication, journalism, marketing or digital media.

It can open up the worlds of advertising, PR, digital marketing or social media. You could land in data-driven analytical roles, focus on writing and content creation, or maybe even launch your own business. Or, you could find yourself in the digital sphere designing webpages or curating virtual reality collections. Whether you’re in need of a broad set of skills or a specialised area of expertise, with our communication, journalism, marketing and media degrees, the career opportunities are endless.

  • UniSA Business is in the top one per cent worldwide and has been awarded an overall five stars for excellence in the QS Stars Ratings 2022.1

1UniSA Business is one of just 12 institutions in Australia and approximately 200 globally (from over 25,000 universities) to be EQUIS accredited. EFMD, March 2022.

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UniSA Online offers the following Communication, Journalism, Marketing, and Media degrees

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Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
  • Develop a solid understanding of business fundamentals before moving into your marketing specialisation.
  • Develop a versatile skillset in social media, advertising, market research, consumer behaviour, and brand management.
  • Be guided by experts from the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science.
  • Combine creative thinking with data analysis to create marketing strategies that achieve organisational goals.
  • Market analyst
  • Media planner
  • Brand manager
  • Digital marketer
  • Marketing and communication officer
  • Essentials of Marketing Planning
  • Marketing Analytics
  • Consumer Behaviour
  • Advertising
  • International Business Environments
  • Market Research
  • Strategic Management
  • Entrepreneurship for Social and Market impact
  • Business Intelligence

Bachelor of Communication
  • Learn how to deliver effective communication strategies across a range of traditional and emerging digital media platforms.
  • Focus your studies on social media, content creation and/or journalism.
  • Study courses in public relations, communication research, promotional communication and strategic communication planning.
  • Complete a comprehensive, industry-standard communication plan that you can add to your resume.
  • Social media manager
  • Marketing and communication officer
  • Content creator and writer
  • Media liaison officer
  • PR coordinator
  • Corporate communication adviser
  • Content Creation for Media
  • Integrated Communication Planning
  • News Reporting
  • Broadcast Journalism
  • Advanced News Writing
  • Language and The Media
  • Intercultural Communication
  • Web Design

Bachelor of Digital Media
  • Develop essential digital skills including graphic and web design, social media management, content creation, video and audio production, animation and digital storytelling.
  • Bring creative ideas to life in visually engaging ways to help businesses and their brands communicate with people more effectively.
  • Get hands-on using the latest digital software and graduate with an industry-standard portfolio of work.
  • Digital content creator/producer
  • Online journalist
  • Web designer
  • Virtual reality curator
  • Visual communication designer
  • Freelancer
  • Animation design
  • Design for Digital Technologies
  • Digital Documentary
  • Digital Mediascapes
  • Innovative Curatorial Studies
  • Digital Graphics and Imaging
  • Introduction to Video Production

Bachelor of Journalism
  • Build your foundational journalism knowledge and digital proficiency to work effectively across contemporary news media.
  • Develop an understanding of entrepreneurial journalism, and learn how to operate as an independent or freelance journalist.
  • Learn essential technical and creative skills to publish compelling stories and content across a range of platforms.
  • Explore specialist areas including travel writing, in-depth and social justice journalism, data visualisation, digital photography, podcasting, and digital documentary.
  • Journalist
  • Reporter
  • Editor/producer
  • Communications officer
  • Public relations specialist
  • Emerging Media Contexts
  • Journalism Theory and Practice
  • Social Media for Journalists
  • Introduction of Broadcasting
  • Innovations in Visual Journalism
  • Radio and Audio Journalism
  • Travel Writing
  • Entrepreneurial Journalism

Bachelor of Marketing and Communication

 A combination of the Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Communication, you'll:

  • Develop a versatile skill set across areas including social media, advertising, public relations, content creation, marketing analytics, retailing and brand management.
  • Learn emerging trends in digital marketing including online advertising, mobile marketing, and customer relationship management (CRM) strategies.
  • Combine creative thinking and data analysis to develop effective integrated marketing and communication campaigns in a digital era.
  • Brand and advertising manager
  • Marketing and communication officer
  • Content creator and writer
  • Media planner
  • Digital manager
  • Market analyst
  • PR coordinator
  • Communication Management In Practice
  • Consumer Behaviour
  • Content Creation for Media
  • Integrated Communication Planning
  • Advertising
  • Media Law and Ethics
  • Design for Digital Technologies

Become a social media expert

Elevate your marketing and communications career with in-demand social media skills. Learn to develop and implement social media campaigns to gain followers and create conversations with your audiences. Write engaging online content, create content calendars and develop social media schedules.

Choose the following courses as part of your elective sequence to graduate with a minor in social media:

  • Introduction to social media
  • Content creation for media
  • Media Law and Ethics
  • Social Media Engagement

Why Study Online?

Our 100% online, career-focused degrees give you full control and ultimate flexibility over your study.

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Study 100% online

There’s no need to come onto campus. All your course content and assessments are fully online.

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Designed specifically for online learning

Experience interactive and media-rich course material designed specifically for online learning.

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Get the help you need

Whether you need help with course content or assessments, we offer the academic support and services you need to be successful in your studies.

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What others are saying

Katelin Rice

"Studying with UniSA Online meant that I was able to continue working and living life whilst upskilling at the same time. It’s perfect if you want to gain extra skills or brush up on existing ones without sacrificing other areas of your life. My experience studying a course with UniSA Online has been great. You can study on your own terms, whenever you like. The experience you get is determined by how much you put in. The online tutors are always available and there are plenty of opportunity to ask questions, so you never feel alone.

Recently, I helped kick-start a business called FIL Society, an online lifestyle publication providing articles, videos, services and virtual classes on yoga and wellness. I needed to make sure my skills were up to scratch so I could take lead in the editorial department. Through my News Reporting course with UniSA Online, I’ve gained unique skills that are vital for a career in any media field. I currently oversee 40 writers sharing their businesses and inspiring stories and also write articles on some pretty amazing people."

Katelin Rice
Head of Media, FIL Society
UniSA Online News Reporting course