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Graduate Certificate in Communication
The Graduate Certificate in Communication from Charles Sturt University is designed to prepare students to succeed in the rapidly evolving landscape of professional communication. This qualification enables students to apply advanced knowledge and skills in a diverse range of professional contexts.
Key Information
- Study Mode and Sessions: Online
- Duration: Minimum time - 0.5 year(s), Maximum time - 1 year(s)
- Entry Score: TBA
- Indicative Fees: View costs
- Course Points and Codes: Credit Points: 32, AQF: Level 8
Why Study with Us?
Charles Sturt University offers a comprehensive program that allows students to build on their existing knowledge and skills in communication.
Career Opportunities
The Graduate Certificate in Communication can lead to various career opportunities in professional communication, including roles in organizational communication, marketing, journalism and media, advertising, and public relations.
What You Will Study
For each 8-point subject, students should expect to spend 10 to 12 hours per week working on assignments, readings, and other study activities. The course includes essential and elective subjects, as well as the option to attend intensive schools for certain subjects.
Costs
- Calculate My Fee: The fee calculator is available to estimate the course fee based on the student type, commence year, study mode, and location.
- Course Fees:
- Commonwealth Supported Place: If eligible, students may pay a lower fee with the Australian government contributing to the tuition fees.
- Full Fee Paying: Students who are not eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place will pay the full course fee.
- International Student Fees: International students will pay the full course fee, with the option to apply for a scholarship.
- Payment Options:
- Pay all of the student contribution up front direct to the university.
- Pay part of the student contribution to the university and defer the balance via a HECS-HELP loan.
- Defer all of the student contribution via a HECS-HELP loan.
Entry Requirements
- Selection Rank: TBA
- Academic Entry Requirements: Students must meet the academic entry requirements, which include completing a relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent.
- Language Requirements: Students must meet the language requirements, which include demonstrating proficiency in English.
- Inherent Requirements: Students must meet the inherent requirements, which include being able to complete the course requirements with or without reasonable adjustments.
Credit and Pathways
- Credit: Students may be eligible for credit if they have completed relevant tertiary study or work experience.
- Pathways: Charles Sturt University offers several admission pathways to help students meet the entry requirements.
How to Apply
Students can apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC), or directly to Charles Sturt University. Recruitment agents are also available to assist international students with the application process.
