Master of Communication/Master of Project Management

You must complete all of the following subjects:
 

Foundation subjects (70cp)
 

• HUMR71-100     Research Methods and Data Visualisation

• PUBR71-102       Public Relations Masterclass

• COMN71-102     Social Media: Risks and Opportunities

• COMN71-103     Human Communication Theory

• ADVT71-102       Advertising Masterclass

• COMN71-104     Relational Communication

• COMN71-105     Strategic Organisational Communication & Leadership

• SDCM71-323      Expert Witness and Dispute Resolution

• SDIM71-201        Risk Management

• SSUD71-103       Principles of Project Management

• SSUD71-111        Project Finance and Procurement

• SSUD71-305        Project Portfolio and Program Management

• SSUD71-403        Project Resource Planning
   

General electives (10cp)
 

Student must choose one (1) subject from the list of available postgraduate subjects from across the University
 

Research option (40cp)
 

Students must choose one of the below options on commencement of their program
 

• HUMR72-701     Major Research Project (Part A) (20cp)

• HUMR72-702     Major Research Project (Part B) (20cp)
   

Or
 

• HUMR71-705     Research Project A

• HUMR71-706     Research Project B
   

Plus two (2) general elective subjects

Academic entry requirements

Completion of an Australian Qualifications Framework Level 7 Bachelor degree in a field cognate to the proposed degree.

The below fees are based on the total estimated program fee divided by the number of standard full-time semesters required to complete the program. Fees may vary based on which subjects are selected and the number of subjects enrolled in for each semester.
 

Semester program fee:
 

• Students commencing study : $13,785* per semester average
   

Total program fee:
 

• Students commencing study : $82,710

The Master of Communication program allows students to further their careers in Communication by equipping them with an appropriate mix of theory and practice suited to industry.  
 

The Master of Communication program will equip students with the skills to focus on interpersonal and group interactions in the workplace; communication challenges posed by an increasingly diverse and virtual workforce; planning for internal and external communication in private, public, and non-profit organisations; media relations; and management of risks, among other topics. 
 

Effective communicators are essential in all organisations and Bond University Master of Communication graduates are in high demand. Upon graduation, you could expect to find employment in management and professional roles, such as:  

• Communications Manager 
• Marketing Strategist  
• Public Relations Manager 
• Political Campaign Manager 
• Social Media Content Writer  
• Marketing Communication Director  
• Brand Manager  
• Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)  
• Social Media Manager  
• Medial Planner  
• Newscaster 
• Digital Marketing Manager