
Bachelor of Communication (Media and Communication Industries) and Bachelor of Justice, Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane, Queensland
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48 Months
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About this course
This combined degree program at QUT offers students the opportunity to study both Communication (Media and Communication Industries) and Justice over four years of full-time study. The course explores how digital platforms, social media, streaming media, and online content are transforming communication and access to information. It prepares students to lead industries, organizations, and teams through digital disruption and social change by teaching skills in social media management, data analytics, and audience engagement. On the justice side, students will develop an understanding of social justice, human rights, and societal issues, with a multidisciplinary approach that draws from criminology, law, sociology, and ethics. The program emphasizes real-world learning through work placements across community and government organisations, aiming to produce graduates equipped to tackle contemporary challenges in communication and justice sectors.
Why this course is highly recommended
This combined degree is ideal for students interested in understanding social justice and justice practices while developing cutting-edge communication skills for the digital age. The course offers hands-on work placements in community and government sectors, providing valuable industry connections. Its multidisciplinary approach ensures that graduates are prepared to lead teams and organisations through societal and technological changes, making it highly relevant in today’s dynamic environment.
Specialisation
Students in this program can undertake combined studies in either criminology and policing or policy and governance. The course offers majors within each degree component, allowing students to tailor their studies toward their career interests in these fields.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
20.09L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
To complete the course, students must earn 384 credit points, including 180 credit points from the Bachelor of Communication, 180 credit points from the Bachelor of Justice, and 24 credit points from QUT You. The program includes core units and majors within both degrees, with specified credit points for each component and an opportunity to choose elective units.
English language test
DUOLINGO
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TOEFL
79
PTE
58
IELTS
6.5
Career prospects
Graduates with communication skills combined with justice knowledge are well-positioned for roles in law enforcement, government, private security, crime prevention agencies, and community organisations. Their expertise in social media, data analytics, and audience engagement will also be valuable across industries navigating digital disruption and social change.
FAQs
What are the entry requirements for this course?
The ATAR/selection rank threshold is 70.00, with offers guaranteed if this is met or exceeded along with other admission criteria.
Can I defer my studies?
Yes, students can defer their offer and postpone starting their course for one year.
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