About the course

This course is for a wide range of people working in all areas of communication to enable them to consider the strategic and social implications of the developing information systems across national boundaries.

This course challenges students to think analytically about issues created by global communication. This will enable them to make informed, pro-active judgments about the way they can interpret, utilise or respond to the issues raised by changes in global communication.

This course is available in the following programme(s):

OP6202 Diploma in Strategic Communication Level 6
OP6211 Diploma in Public Relations and Communication Management
OP7001 Bachelor of Business
OP7010 Bachelor of Applied Science
OP7020 Bachelor of Arts
OP7203 Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting Level 7

What's in the course

• The impact of information technology on society
• Applying theory to global communication
• The media of global communication
• New Zealand's position in the global communiaction network.

What students learn

• Assess the likely impact of information technology on society
• Interpret and respond to international communication issues
• Analyse the current position of New Zealand in the international communication network.

Prerequisite

One Level 6 communication course.

Assessment

In-course work 100%

Fees

New Zealand Student Fee    $588.00

Additional Fee Information

What do I do now?

Request a copy of the brochure.
Download an enrolment form.
For further information contact Gary Mersham or free phone 0508 650 200 extn 5615.