Bachelor of Communication (Writing and Publishing)
ProviderUniversity of Technology SydneyCourse overview
Do you dream of becoming a writer, editor or publishing professional? If so, the Bachelor of Communication (Writing and Publishing) is for you. This practice-based course provides the skills and industry knowledge you’ll need for work in the field. This course is industry-led, designed and taught by a team of award-winning published authors, editors, scholars and industry professionals. You’ll build your knowledge of Australian and global publishing contexts, as well as writing and storytelling across an array of formats, like fiction and nonfiction, screenwriting, digital content, and games. You 'll develop strengths in critical thinking, research, editing and publishing and storytelling in broader contexts – all skills transferable to a wide range of industries and careers.
To hone your skills, you’ll engage in interactive classes led by skilled practitioners. Subjects often rely on workshopping, where you’ll learn key concepts and apply these to your own writing, collaborating with other students to provide and receive feedback. In this way, the course provides you with a brilliant opportunity to be a part of a unique writer’s studio and develop your craft, finishing with a portfolio of works covering key forms and genres.
To increase your employability , you can add a second major from five of the other majors offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that will equip you for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give you practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.
Students who wish to study overseas during their course canundertake a UTS exchange or study abroad placement that counts towards their degree, any time after their first year.
Communication courses are offered over 3 years full-time and must be completed in 4.5 years. The UTS School of Communication offers postgraduate qualifications in various professional communication disciplines.
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24.4-26.8If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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