When you study with the School of Humanities and Communication, you will engage in academic problem-solving and critical thinking, encouraging you to think independently and analytically.
We offer a wide range of study areas including Anthropology, Archaeology, Australian Studies, Communication and Media Studies, Community Welfare and Development, Creative Arts, Editing and Publishing, English Literature, History, Journalism, Languages, Human Services, Indigenous Studies, International Relations, Popular Culture, Public Relations, Social Science, Writing and Society.
Combining theoretical investigations with practical applications, you will develop your skills in communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, information literacy, teamwork, information technology competence, cross cultural competence, and ethical practice.
We will equip you for a successful career in the field of your choice.
