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You’ll gain an understanding of the complexities, challenges, and rewards of interpersonal and organisational communication – you’ll be a communication specialist.

The Bachelor of Communication (Communication Management) gives you insight into how organisations and communities use communication, whatever form it takes. You’ll investigate how factors such as culture, gender and technology influence our ability to connect with others.

You can choose from courses that will re-shape how you understand yourself and your world, including Cross-Cultural Communication, Organisational Communication, Gender and Communication in Organisations. If you keep your grades up, you’ll also have the option of completing a communication internship.

Become a sought-after employee

You’ll emerge with skills that potential employers find very desirable. Communication management shows you how to communicate with diverse groups of people inside various organisational contexts. You'll learn how to communicate with a wide range of people, and write for a range of audiences across different media.

Learn with leaders in the industry

Massey was the first to offer a university-level communication management programme in New Zealand in 1979. Our teachers are highly regarded internationally. Their teaching blends expert international scholarship with real-world experience, giving you insights into the world of communication and consulting. You will obtain a comprehensive overview of communication management issues and processes.

Completing a major is compulsory. The Communication Management major requires 120 credits including at least 60 credits at 200 level and 60 credits at 300 level.

Careers

You may consider becoming an internal communications specialist, a social media adviser, or you may want to take on a consultancy role.

There are plenty of career opportunities in a range of organisations from private companies and government organisations to non-profit.