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Units indexed by faculty Graduate Diploma in CommunicationsCourse code: 3916 + Course abbreviation: GradDipComm + Total credit points required: 48 points + 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time Study mode and course locationOn-campus (Caulfield; Clayton) Course descriptionThe course is designed to meet the needs of professionals in communications and related sectors. It provides a unique focus on convergent knowledge and the understanding and integration of multiple communication practices. The curriculum includes policy, organisational, technical, persuasive, visual, aesthetic, written, economic, political, ethical, planning, systems, and logistical facets of communications. Entry requirementsA bachelors degree with at least a credit average in the final year; or a bachelors pass degree with demonstrable professional experience (a minimum of two years) at management level (eg program coordinator, team leader) in a relevant area (these applicants will need to supply a CV, a 1000-word statement and the names of two professional referees). Those with significant relevant experience without a graduate qualification may apply for entry into the Faculty Certificate of Communications. Course structureStudents must complete a maximum of 48 points at level 4. Level 4 unitsStudents must complete the following:
Minimum pass gradeTo graduate with a Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate in Communications, students must gain a minimum credit average overall. ArticulationUpon successful completion with a credit average, they may apply for entry into the Graduate Diploma of Communications. On completion of the Graduate Diploma with a credit average, students may apply for entry to the Master of Communications. Exit pointAfter successful completion of 24 points, students may apply to exit the program with a Graduate Certificate in Communications. Contact detailsCourse coordinatorAssociate Professor Peter Murphy and Associate Professor Kevin Foster Previous page | Next page | Section contents | Title and contents |