blog07 Dec 2018
Thriving in the creative industries requires more than just creativity itself. By studying creative arts and communication, you'll develop an entrepreneurial attitude, client consultation and communication skills, critical thinking and the ability to adapt – so you can bring your ideas to life.
Where could a creative arts and communication degree take you?
Hone your craft to tell powerful stories shining the spotlight on big issues. You won’t be alone; our community of free-thinking creatives work for Hollywood production companies, freelance as successful writers, drive global communication campaigns and help improve lives by creating online games for vision-impaired people.
The number of jobs advertised for professionals in the marketing, communications, advertising, arts and media industry is growing.
98% of Australians engage with the arts. And, more people are recognising the positive impacts of the arts.
47% of creatives have forged their own path and work for themselves.
Why study creative arts and communication at Murdoch?
Creative arts and communications students have the freedom to grow and develop creative ideas and think freely.
On any day you could be using our start-of-the-art facilities to bring your big ideas to life, or entering local, national and global competitions to showcase your work to the industry.
To complement your on-campus experience, you can also learn from the industry’s best through an internship at some of WA’s leading businesses, government agencies and not-for-profit organisations.
Find out more in our creative arts and communication study guide
Games Art & Design
Set yourself up for a career in the games production industry with this tailored course taught by international experts.
Journalism
Learn to become a storyteller in the digital age with practical writing, reporting and production skills.
Screen Production
Bring stories to life as you learn the art of scriptwriting, producing, directing, cinematography, production design, digital video editing, sound recording and sound design.
Explore our creative arts and communication facilities
Discover the sound stage, new rooms, TV and radio studio and drama studios that you'll learn in. Tour Perth Campus
Expand your career options with a double major
As an undergraduate student, you can study two majors during your degree. Some popular combinations include:
Have a question? Talk to us
Sources: Australia Council for the Arts, Creative Industries Federation, SEEK Insights and Resources
