Bachelor of Multimedia Communication

We live in a world where everything is more interconnected than ever. Communication is developing and becoming the center of all activities connecting people. In the digital age, digital media is also increasingly developing, bringing about huge changes. With a Bachelor of Multimedia Communications from the Swinburne Vietnam Alliance Program, students can work in journalism, radio, television, content development, branding, advertising, public relations or communications at businesses and organizations. In the Swinburne Vietnam Alliance Program's Joint Training Program on Bachelor of Multimedia Communication training, students will learn 4 basic subjects (core units) to provide fundamental knowledge for students. In addition, students will simultaneously learn additional specialized subjects ( majorIn the Swinburne Vietnam Alliance Program's Joint Training Program on Bachelor of Multimedia Communication training, students will learn 4 basic subjects (core units) to provide fundamental knowledge for students. In addition, students will simultaneously learn major subjects (major units) and elective subjects (elective units) to supplement and improve depending on the major that the student registers for. To learn more about majors, students can visit each major.

Candidates will graduate from high school in 2023 or have graduated from high school;
Transfer credits from other universities and colleges at home and abroad (considered on a case-by-case basis).

Academic requirements:

A minimum GPA of 7.0 on the 10-point scale
Successful completion in interviews

English language requirements:

Minimum score from one of the following tests: IELTS 6.0 OR equivalent English Language Certificate.
If you do not meet the minimum requirements of language, you may still be considered for admission based on your result of the interview to complete the required levels in the Global Citizen program before enrolling in the undergraduate course.