Master of Communication

This programme explores the nature and functions of communication with a focus on the knowledge and skills required to excel in the fields of communication and media in today’s society. It includes practical input from industry professionals and in-depth analysis of case studies and key issues in the constantly changing media landscape. Students will discover, discuss and examine how communication and the media environment affect our economic growth, political scene, law and policy trends, and cultural and social systems.

Graduates of this programme will have the competencies necessary to tackle contemporary communication issues and enjoy a competitive advantage in the workplace.... [-]

The Master of Professional Counselling in Monash University Malaysia is a skill-based course suited to those with an interest in counselling. It is taught by academics with extensive experience of working as professional counsellors/psychologists. This course is designed to prepare you to become registered counsellors in settings such as community mental health, schools, health centers, workplaces, and in private practice. The course is also suitable if you are already working in various professions who may wish to utilise counselling skills in roles such as teaching, social work and human resources. A distinctive feature of the course is its focus on preparing students to be culturally competent counsellors in Malaysia and the region. This course requires you to undertake 504 hours of clinical placements, including a minimum of 192 hours of client contact. Through these mandatory placements, you have an opportunity to apply theory to practice under supervision in clinical settings. PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONS This course will be submitted for accreditation by the following professional organisations: Malaysian Board of Counsellors (Lembaga Kaunselor Malaysia) Australian Counselling Association (ACA) Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA COURSE STRUCTURE This course consists of advance prepatory units, core units and application units. You must complete: (a) Four advanced prepatory units (24 points) Counselling practice and theory Human growth and lifespan development Mental health issues: grief, trauma and substance abuse Counselling in a multicultural context (b) Eight core units (48 points) Children and adolescents counselling Personnel and career development counselling Counselling skills: individuals and couples Ethics and... [-]

Best Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication in Malaysia 2017/2018. The Master of Communications and Media Studies corresponds with the unprecedented change in communications and media content, forms, technology and policy. This program distinguishes itself with wide-ranging implications for business, politics, public administration and everyday life. It specifically caters to the increasing challenges posed by digital media, globalisation and cross-cultural exchange. In examining past, present and future trends, this program seeks to further the understanding of communications and media systems both locally and globally. Contemporary policy debates which shape markets will determine and engage responses to address the changing processes of mediation and consumption. AREAS OF STUDY By undertaking this program, you will learn contemporary skills necessary for participation in and the management of sophisticated communicative processes in regional, urban, national and international contexts. These include critical thinking, cultural sensitivity, advanced reading and communication skills (both written and verbal), and high-level analytical skills. More widely, the degree aims to develop skills in communications and media research. This methodological training will enable you to participate in relevant research-based study and equip you with an edge for today’s competitive workplace. COURSE STRUCTURE The course is made up of 72 credit points (six units) of study. These are divided into the following: (a) Two core units (24 points) Communication research methods Communication theories and practices (b) One of the following capstone/research options (24 points): A capstone unit of Communications research project (12 points) plus one level-5 elective unit (12 points) A Research thesis... [-]

Master of Corporate Communication The programme aims to equip candidates with knowledge of theories and applications relevant to the field of corporate communication. In this programme, candidates are exposed to latest developments in the communication industry. Through a series of lectures and practical assignments, the programme aims to contribute to a higher level of professionalism among future and current practitioners of corporate communication and professionals in the media industry. Special focus is given to various aspects of corporate communication, such as planning, preparing, organising and utilising corporate communication in the operation of an organisation. Entrance Requirements Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication or any related discipline, with a minimum CGPA of 2.5 from a recognised university, Applicants with a CGPA of at least 2.5 must have a minimum of one year work experience after graduation (Bachelor’s Degree) in any related field, Applicants with a CGPA of less than 2.5 but with 3 years or more work experience after graduation (Bachelor’s Degree) may be considered. Additional Requirements Working experience must be AFTER graduation (Bachelor’s Level). Working experience before graduation WILL NOT be considered. Please include proof of employment with your application. For example, verification letter from your employer or letter of appointment or latest pay slip or any other relevant documents. Programme Requirements a. Credit Requirements Candidates pursuing this programme are required to complete a minimum of 40 credits of graduate level coursework. Credits are distributed among compulsory courses, elective courses and research project or comprehensive examination as follows:... [-]