This programme explores the managerial, social, political, and cultural functions of communication as it occurs in and beyond organisational settings. Historical, existing and emergent phenomena in a context of communication studies are addressed. Students will learn about communication in an increasingly challenging environment and have the opportunity to explore media production, think critically and develop creative skills in the field

Offer students a range of transferable skills, highly relevant to the rapidly changing communication landscape. Overseas Candidates Overseas candidates whose first language is not English and/ or French and who do not hold equivalent professional qualification taught in English and French, will be required to produce evidence of their competence in English and French. The normal requirements are either: (a) An International English and French Language Testing System (IELTS) or (b) A Test of English and French as a Foreign Languages (TOEFL) or (c) A certificate from a recognised authority confirming that applicant has the required knowledge or qualification in the English and French language to be admitted to the course.