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Communication & Cultural Studies

Department of Communication and Cultural Studies

Communication and Cultural Studies has been a leader and innovator in literary, media, performance and cultural studies for more than 25 years. It has pioneered courses in Australian Studies and was one of the first tertiary institutions to offer Journalism and Creative Writing as major streams. The program specialises in giving students the opportunity to combine theoretical studies with practical applications. Recently the program has led the development of New Media Narratives, and Ecology & Culture. In response to the changing world of digital print media and OnLine publishing, the program now offers one exciting new area in Professional Writing and Publishing.

The C&CS also works closely with the Media & Information program. This program remains one of the most exciting and innovative in Australia.

This forward-looking approach has made the program's courses strongly sought after, consistently attracting high quality undergraduate and postgraduate students. Many of its highly-qualified staff many of whom are nationally respected practitioners in their disciplines.

We are extremely proud to have had novelist Elizabeth Jolley as our permanent Writer-in-Residence.

We currently offer the Bachelor of Arts (Communication & Cultural Studies), formerly known as the Bachelor of Arts (English), with major and minor sequences in the following areas:

Communication & Cultural Studies is located at the Bentley Campus of Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Western Australia. If we can answer any questions or provide you with any information about our Program and its teaching and research areas, please contact us.

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Elissa Down, a Film and Television graduate from 1999, had her first feature film "The Black Balloon" released nationally in 2008 to rave reviews, and it was launched at the Berlin Film Festival.

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