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Bachelor of Business (Strategic Advertising and Public Relations
Become a strategic advertising and public relations professional, equipped to communicate innovative products and services, business transformations, crisis responses and key organisational decisions to diverse audiences - including consumers, employees, shareholders and the broader community.
Through core business units, you'll develop a strong foundation in critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, business ethics and professional communication - skills that are in high demand.
Your major will focus on the strategic and creative aspects of advertising and public relations. You will:
- learn to see the bigger picture - identify opportunities, risks and trends, while considering the interests of key stakeholders
- explore how to align advertising and public relations strategies with organisational values and goals, and provide strategic advice to organisational leaders
- master the art of clear, engaging messaging across platforms. Learn to communicate complex messages, tailor communications to different audiences and channels, and plan and evaluate advertising and public relations campaigns
- gain hands-on experience using digital tools, including Gen-AI, to create content that connects with diverse audiences
- explore how to manage intangible assets like brand identity and organisational culture. You'll learn how to communicate a brand consistently, effectively communicate with employees and shape an organisation's culture through communication
- learn how to identify stakeholder needs, develop stakeholder engagement strategies and build powerful relationships
- understand what drives people and how to reach them. You'll use data and apply theory to real-world situations to design communication strategies that make an impact
- develop the skills to manage risks, mitigate against misinformation and disinformation, adapt and respond to crises, and protect organisational reputation.
You can further personalise your studies through a second major to broaden your expertise, a minor to gain focused knowledge in a niche area, or electives to explore your diverse interests.

