Transnational Programs
- Introduction
- Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media Management)
- Bachelor of Media Arts
- Master of Arts (Communication Management)
The School of Communication has a strong focus on international education and offers a dynamic and innovative approach to teaching and learning. Over 100 international students study at the School in Adelaide, while academic staff teach offshore programs in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.
Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media Management)
The Bachelor of Arts (Communication and Media Management is offered in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Management Institute in Singapore and through Hong Kong Baptist University, SCE in Hong Kong and provides an opportunity to become involved in the vital communication issues of our time and pathways to advancement in the communication and media industries.
"The course has benefited me with more insights on how to write effectively.
My knowledge has been widened and the exchange of ideas with classmates and lecturers has given me good exposure"
- Mr Jason Yap, Associate Multimedia Director, MediaCorp Radio
Bachelor of Media Arts
The Bachelor of Media Arts is offered in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Management Institute in Singapore and aims to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to design and communicate information on a number of multimedia platforms together with an understanding of the sociological and cultural significance of new communication technologies.
Master of Arts (Communication Management)
The Master of Arts (Communication Management) is offered by the University of South Australia in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Management Institute in Singapore and Hong Kong, and KDU College in Malaysia and is designed to provide pathways to advancement in the communication and media industries. The program is offered as an intensive five term program with modules clustered in five inter-related themes. Individual courses are given an international focus from the Asia-Pacific perspective, and are conducted by academic staff from the School and its international associates.