Articulation Pathway for a Bachelor of Arts at Southern Cross University
Course description
Macleay College students
who complete the Advanced Diploma of Communications can apply for advanced
standing towards a Southern Cross University Bachelor of Arts 3003133 degree,
majoring in Media and Cultural Studies. The current articulation pathway is structured
as follows:
Entry Requirements
A Completed Diploma of Advertising or
Diploma of Journalism.
(See Journalism and Advertising links on the left of the page for details on
core subjects for this course)
Students can undertake the Advanced Diploma of Communications while concurrently completing a Southern Cross University Bachelor of Arts 3003133 by distance education.
Location
Macleay College campus in Sydney and distance education at
Southern Cross University, NSW
Advanced Diploma of Communications subjects at Macleay College
| Written Communication | Introduction to Cultural Studies |
| Unruly Subjects: Citizenship |
Space, Place and Travel |
| Reel Time: Cinema in a Social Context | Borderlands |
Bachelor of Arts 3003133 at Southern Cross University
For further information on this course please contact Southern Cross University:
School of Arts and Social Sciences
Tel: 02 6620 3831
Email: isass@scu.edu.au
Southern Cross University is a progressive, multi-campus university located in northern NSW, which offers degrees at Bachelor, Master and Doctoral levels. The university is known for its strong links with industry and the wider community. It is also highly regarded for the quality of academic and personal support it provides to students.
After completing a diploma in either advertising or journalism, students are able to apply for admission into a Bachelor of Arts 3003133 degree (Media and Cultural Studies major) at Southern Cross University. Upon completion of the Macleay College Advanced Diploma, students will be eligible for advanced standing of 16 out of a possible 24 units towards the Bachelor of Arts 3003133 degree at Southern Cross University.
Duration
One year full-time; Two years part-time
Start date
29 January, 2013
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