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Communication
You can study the changing ways we communicate, in the media, in business and organisations, and online.
Our programme offers a distinctly New Zealand perspective, while also exploring international views and global changes in communication processes and technologies.
What can I study?
You will focus on a combination of specialised skills and practical training alongside a wider understanding of communication and media culture in society today.
Where can it take me?
You can prepare for a career in communications, marketing, advertising, public relations, digital and broadcast media.
Want to talk to someone about studying Communication? Contact an adviser
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Undergraduate study
What you can study, and how to structure a BA in Communication.
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Stage I courses
The Stage I courses you can take as part of a Communication major.
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Stage II courses
The Stage II courses you can take as part of a Communication major.
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Stage III courses
The Stage III courses you can take as part of a Communication major.
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Communication in the School of Social Sciences
The subject Communication is located within Media and Communication in the School of Social Sciences.
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about
- Our faculty
- Schools in our faculty
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Subjects and courses
- Academic English Studies
- Academic English Studies and Linguistics
- Ancient History
- Anthropology
- Applied Linguistics
- Art History
- Asian Studies
- Biological Sciences
- Chinese
- Classical Studies
- Communication
- Comparative Literature
- Computer Science
- Conflict and Terrorism Studies
- Cook Islands Maori
- Creative Writing
- Criminology
- Dance
- Development Studies
- Drama
- Economics
- Education
- Employment Relations and Organisation Studies
- English
- English Writing
- Ethnomusicology
- European Studies
- French
- Gender Studies
- German
- Geography
- Greek
- History
- Humanities
- Indigenous Studies
- International Relations and Human Rights
- Interpreting
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Language Teaching and Learning
- Languages and Literature
- Latin
- Latin American Studies
- Linguistics
- Logic and Computation
- Māori Studies
- Mathematics
- Media, Film and Television
- Museums and Cultural Heritage
- Music
- Pacific Studies
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Politics and International Relations
- Psychology
- Public Policy
- Russian
- Samoan
- Screen Production
- Social Science for Public Health
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Statistics
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
- Theological and Religious Studies
- Tongan
- Translation Studies
- Writing Studies
- Modules
- Programmes
- Our research
- Our staff
- Our students and graduates
- Equity in our faculty
- News
- Events
- Notices