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BA Communication
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Objectives
This Communication degree draws upon a range of academic disciplines - including English Language & Linguistics, Counselling, Modern Foreign Languages, Business Management, Sociology and Politics to develop a distinctive programme with three main themes relating to communication.
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Entry requirements
Entry requirements No specific academic areas of study are required for entry onto the Communication degree programme. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds and with a variety of experiences and qualifications, including A2 levels, Vocational A levels (AVCE), AGNVQ, BTEC and Access. You will need in the region of * 160 points for both the Joint Honours and Specialist programmes (including a minimum of two A2 levels or a 12 unit AVCE or a combination of the two), or * 160 points from BTEC National Diploma/Certificate, or * Equivalent Scottish, Irish, Welsh or overseas qualification, or * An equivalent qualification to those listed above (e.g. Access to Higher Education certificate, International Baccalaureate)
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Academic title
BA Communication
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Course description
BA Communication
Modules include
Level 1
* Perspectives on Communication
* Communication in Action
* e-communication
* Identity - Self & the Other
* Interpersonal Skills
Level 2
* Communication, Language & Culture
* Research Methods & Writing
* Language & Communication in the Workplace
* Surveillance Society - Visions of Control
Level 3
* Communication Special Study
* Thinking through the Body - Narratives of Health & Disease
* The Web - Design & Evaluation
* Sociolinguistics
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