Our School of Humanities and Communication offers wide range of study areas including Anthropology, English Literature, History, International Relations, Journalism, Languages and Culture, Communication and Media, Public Relations, Human Services (Counselling) and Social Sciences.

As a student, you will develop critical, analytic and expressive skills, knowledge of cultural diversity, values and heritage, and an understanding of how these aspects inform our encounters with everyday life.

We will encourage you to engage in academic problem-solving, to develop an awareness of key debates and developments in your field of study, and to apply your knowledge-base and core skills to the professional demands of your chosen career path. Our courses combine theoretical investigations with practical considerations to provide you with a well-rounded educational experience and equip you for a successful career in your field of choice.