Overview

The dual award Bachelor of Design [BDes] Bachelor of Media (PR and Advertising) [UNSW BMedia (PR&A)] is designed to provide you with the combination of foundational and applied skills, knowledge and capabilities in public relations and advertising and the skills and understanding in design. The program aims to develop communication … For more content click the Read More button below. Design/Media (PR & Advertising) provides graduates with great opportunities to work across a wide range of communication disciplines and fields. Graduates will be particularly well suited to work in advertising, with both an understanding of advertising practice and a strong ability in graphic and other visual communication. The BDes component emphasises understanding how design can change our societies, grounded in a deep reflection on diverse historical, social and cultural values. Design-led solutions assist people to perform at their best in agile and rapidly changing environments. The merging of making, criticality, technology, research, management and business provides graduates with transferable skills for careers across a range of existing and emerging design fields. The BMedia (PR & Advertising) component is structured to offer a philosophical and cultural foundation in the media studies core, conceptual and practical skills in public relations and advertising.

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Double Degree Structure

Students must complete 216 UOC.

Disciplinary Component - 4822 Design120 Units of Credit:
Disciplinary Component - 3453 Media (Public Relations and Advertising)96 Units of Credit:

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