Mcs communication studies in Auckland university of technology

The Master of Communication Studies is a postgraduate research degree. You have the possibility to mix creative and traditional academic work in the first year of taught papers and extend your knowledge and skills into your research in the second year. Supervision staff have expertise across a range of fields, from journalism to organisational communication, radio to critical discourse analysis, political economy to digital media production, and film studies to public relations.

In order to be admitted to the Master of Communication Studies an applicant must have completed the following or equivalent:(a)The Bachelor of Communication Studies or(b) a relevant graduate diploma(c) Postgraduate Certificate in Communication Studies (d) Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Studies (e) Bachelor of Communication Studies (Honours).An applicant must have completed (a) or (b) with a B grade average or higher at level 7, or (c), (d) or (e) with a B grade average or higher across the programme. An applicant may be required to attend a selection interview.

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