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Marketing and Communication
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Interested in Marketing and Communication?
A degree in marketing and/or communication can take your career in countless directions.
It can open up the worlds of advertising, PR, digital marketing and social media. It can land you in data-driven analytical roles, help you to focus on writing and content creation, or maybe even launch your own business. Whether you’re in need of a broad set of skills or a specialised area of expertise, with our marketing and communication degrees, the career opportunities are endless.
UniSA Online offers the following Marketing and Communication degrees
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Bachelor of Business (Marketing) |
Bachelor of Communication |
Bachelor of Marketing and Communication |
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What are the key differences? |
Develop a solid understanding of business fundamentals before moving into your marketing specialisation. Study courses in market research, business intelligence and analytics, consumer behaviour, advertising, retailing and brand management. |
Focus your studies on social media, content creation and/or journalism.
Develop technical skills in writing and editing. Study courses in public relations, communication research, promotional communication and strategic communication planning. |
Develop a broad and versatile skill set across areas including social media, advertising, public relations, content creation, marketing analytics, retailing and brand management. Study a combination of courses from the Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Communication. |
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Digital Marketing is a unique course to this degree. Learn emerging trends in digital marketing including online advertising, mobile marketing, and customer relationship management (CRM) strategies. |
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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
What others are saying

"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