29 Media & Communication bachelors courses in Australia for international students
Global Grads lists 29 Media & Communication bachelors courses in Australia for the 2027 intake, across 11 universities. Verified international tuition runs from A$19,200 to A$39,950 a year — roughly PKR 3,537,000 to PKR 7,359,000 at our 2026-08-01 snapshot rate, which is indicative and not a quote. That range comes from the 5 courses here whose fee we have checked against the university's own fees page, so it is what the university publishes rather than an estimate. University of Technology Sydney lists the most, 14 courses, followed by University of Canberra (3) and Curtin University (2). Compare tuition, course length, entry requirements and English-test scores side by side, and open any course to see the fee source and apply. Studying in Australia means budgeting for tuition, living costs, the visa application and health cover, so start from a fee you can actually rely on.
Top universities
- University of Technology Sydney14
- University of Canberra3
- Curtin University2
- University of Tasmania (UTAS) - Hobart2
- Western Sydney University - Sydney City (WSUSCC)2
- Charles Sturt University1
- La Trobe University - Melbourne1
- Melbourne Institute of Technology1
- University of Tasmania1
- University of Tasmania (UTAS) - Launceston1
- University of the Sunshine Coast1
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Bachelor of Arts - Digital Media (ARB003) (095563A)
Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology (P3T) (079196G)
Bachelor of Media and Communication (086278C)
Communication (Media Arts and Production) - International Studies
Communication (Media Arts and Production) - International Studies
Communication (Social and Political Sciences)
Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology (P3T)
Communication (Digital and Social Media) - Creative Intelligence and Innovation
Communication (Creative Writing)
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