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This dual degree program merges communication studies, a dynamic and interdisciplinary field, with diverse arts disciplines. Unlock your creative capabilities and enhance your career prospects through this versatile dual degree. You'll gain critical insights into communication's impact on society by exploring various communication forms and technological channels. Develop expertise across multiple domains, including visual, written, digital, verbal, and interpersonal communication, along with research methodologies. Specialize in either Public Relations or Digital Media. The Bachelor of Arts offers adaptable learning paths with more than 40 study options available. Pursue your interests while acquiring essential skills for today's evolving global job market. This program encourages innovative learning approaches focused on human interactions and societal engagement. Foundational courses provide an overview of modern communication systems and complementary arts disciplines, followed by specialized major and minor selections to customize your professional journey.
Studying Chinese at UQ offers insights into China's rich cultural traditions and contemporary society. As one of the world's oldest civilizations with records dating to 1700 BCE, China presents a fascinating blend of 56 ethnic groups and cultural traditions. In recent years, China has emerged as a major influence in global culture, economics, and international relations. Mandarin language proficiency provides crucial understanding of shifting power dynamics in the Asia-Pacific. Upon completing the Chinese major, most graduates attain HSK level 3 or CEFR B1 competency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.