The research thesis is at the core of the programme.In the first part of study students choose papers to suit your individual interests, including a core research methods paper and at least one paper on current developments in media and communication studies. In the second part of study, student focus on your thesis. The thesis can be produced in a traditional academic form or may include a creative component as part of your research inquiry. A thesis that includes a creative component also needs to include a written exegesis that analyses and critically reflects on the creative work in its critical, theoretical, historical and personal context.

Bachelor of Communication Studies or an equivalent qualification with a B grade average or higher in Level 7 papers; A selection interview may be required