GraduateCommunications & Media
Graduate Certificate in Digital Communication and Culture
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Graduate Certificate in Digital Communication and Culture at the University of Sydney examines internet platforms, social media, digital audiences, mobile media, online governance and computer games, building a critical understanding of how digital technologies shape communication and culture. Core units and electives from across Arts and Social Sciences, Sydney College of the Arts and other faculties let students tailor the program to their interests.
The course suits professionals moving into digital content, social media, mobile telecommunications and computer entertainment roles. Graduates work as creatives in television, radio and games, digital and print journalists, and educators.
Fees & duration
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Admissions
Admission to candidature for the Graduate Certificate in Digital Communication and Culture requires: a bachelor's degree from the University of Sydney or equivalent institution; or equivalent professional experience in a relevant field.
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