Global Communication Practice

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1 Communications Program 2018 Global Communication Practice Global Communication Short Course The University of offers you a unique opportunity to explore aspects of Australia's communication industry, its value and approaches of effective communication and its role in social, political, corporate and economic contexts. The program explores the theories and practice of diverse communication practice as it relates to the changing concepts of media industries and audiences; political communication and public affairs; public relations; corporate communication including integrated marketing communication and advertising; social movements and advocacy, events and campaigns. Program Details Dates: 11th 30th June 2018 (3 weeks) Cost: $6500AUD Credits: 6 credit points/2 courses Inclusions: - Shared Accommodation - Course enrolment fee - Industry visits - Local transport - Airport transfers in Exclusions: - Some meals - Personal expenses - International flights - Visas - Insurance Study the Global Communications Short Course and you will: Be taught by expert staff from the University of Have the opportunity to explore the diverse and expanding nature of communication practices in Australia. Enjoy an interactive learning experience with plenty of free time Tour to different Australian cities and see beautiful rural areas 1

2 Highlights Gain industry firsthand experience with field trips and site visits Meet with local tourism, sport, media and political communications experts Study with students from Australia and across the globe Experience Vivid (event) See Australia s top cities and beaches See Australia This course will introduce you to best Australia has to offer - city, bush and beach. Destinations include: Brisbane Gold Coast Eligibility: The Global Communications Short Course is open to all students of at least sophomore/2nd Year University standing from Communications related disciplines. English Language English as a first Language including: UK, Ireland and North America Europe: Norway, Finland, Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland English as a Second Language Statement of Purpose Letter of English NA May be required on Proficiency from Home University request Interview NA NA May be required on request IELTS or TOFL Scores NA NA NA APPLICATIONS Open: January 10 th 2018 Close: February 28th 2018 Application will be available at: Application Requirements: Statement of purpose Enquiries Letter of language proficiency from home university (European partners) Transcript with current subjects, enrolled units and grades. University of Study Abroad Office: studyabroad@canberra.edu.au 2

3 1. Global Communication Practice (Part A) Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this unit, students will: o Demonstrate reflexivity and clear communication o Identify and research a topical issue relating to global communications principles and practice and apply creative and critical problem solving methods o Convey analysis and research in high quality written and oral expression in different multimedia formats Assessment items: (both must be submitted prior to commencement of the study tour) 1. Research proposal (50%) 2,000wds 2. Research presentation (video blog) (50%) 2. Global Communication Practice (Part B) Learning Outcomes: o Have a thorough understanding of key issues in Australian communication practice, and an appreciation of relevant social and cultural considerations o Develop critical and strategic thinking and express this in both oral and written form with confidence and clarity; actively listen and respond to the ideas of others; create and present new ideas o Demonstrate a capacity to work with others, respect for personal differences, independence of thought, and confidence to challenge existing ideas Assessment items: i. Daily Journal/blog (50%). ii. Research Report (50%) 3,500 wds Program Sample Itinerary * Day/Date Day 1: Monday, 11th June 2018: Arrive in - Australia Day 2: Tuesday, 12th June 2018: Day 3: Wednesday, 13th June 2018: Day 4: Thursday, 14th June 2018: Day 5: Friday, 15th June 2018: Day 6: Saturday, 16th June 2018: Day 7: Sunday, 17th June 2018: - Activity Morning: Arrive in. Afternoon: Group meeting at 2pm at accommodation meeting point. familiarisation tour of, and introduction workshop Evening: Harbour Cruise, afterwards we head to dinner at a local restaurant. Morning: Industry visit in Afternoon: Free afternoon and evening to explore. Morning: Second industry visit in Afternoon: guided tour to step back into s Colonial History & Heritage Morning: Seminar/workshop 1 (3 hours). Afternoon: Third industry visit in Morning: Fourth industry visit Afternoon: After lunch there is some free time for group discussions of research projects, progress of journals, reflections on media visits and personal time. Evening: Group dinner on a roof top bar and restaurant overlooking the Harbour and Opera house. FREE DAY Morning: Depart and drive via coach approx. 3 hours to. Arrive at University of. 3

4 Day 8: Monday, 18th June 2018: Day 9: Tuesday, 19th June 2018: Day 10: Wednesday, 20th June 2018: Day 11: Thursday, 21st June 2018: Day 12: Friday, 22nd June 2018: to Brisbane Day 13: Saturday, 23rd June Day 14: Sunday, 24th June to Gold Coast Day 15: Monday, 25th June 2018: Gold Coast Day 16: Tuesday, 26th June 2018: Gold Coast to Brisbane Day 17: Wednesday, 27th June Day 18: Thursday, 28th June Day 19: Friday, 29th June 2018: Brisbane Day 20: Saturday, 30th June *itinerary is subject to changes. Afternoon: Old Depot, City orientation tour, Mount Ainslie Morning: Tour local cultural attractions including Australian War Memorial (AWM), National Portrait Gallery and the Australian National Gallery. Afternoon: Seminar/workshop 2 Morning: On campus: Seminar and guest representatives talk about marketing and sponsorship. Lunch: Afternoon: Group discussion (discussion and reflections on presentations, progress and research reports.) FREE Day Morning: Seminar/workshop 3 Afternoon: Industry visit in Evening: group dinner Morning: Fly to Brisbane Afternoon: Industry visit Morning: Walking city tour. Day: Free to explore Morning: Gold Coast. Afternoon: Afternoon is free. Morning: Industry visit on the Gold Coast Afternoon: Seminar/workshop 5 Evening: Group dinner Morning: Brisbane via train. Afternoon: Second industry Visit Morning: Seminar/workshop 6 Afternoon: Third industry visit in Brisbane Morning: Seminar/workshop 7 Afternoon: Fourth industry visit in Brisbane Morning: Seminar/workshop 8 Evening: Group farewell dinner Morning: Checking out Industry Visits and Seminar topics may include: Integrated marketing/ communications strategies in the Australian context including media, sponsorship and events. Surf and Sand - promoting the best beaches in the world; marketing trends in the travel industry.. Destination Marketing The changing media environment and its effects on journalism, politics and public trust. 4

5 The changing role of digital and social media in marketing communication, social movements and advocacy Marketing communication in the cultural sector. Political communication in the Australian context; the changing role of media in the construction of news, political communication and formation of public opinion. Events promotion and marketing Issues and crisis management in travel and tourism. How do tourism operators or agencies handle crises or issues when they arise? Best practice principles; case study The travel industry and destination marketing 5