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Diploma of Marketing & Communication

CRICOS Code 111921B

Take your marketing expertise to the next level with the Diploma of Marketing and Communication. Designed for individuals with foundational marketing knowledge, this course delves into campaign planning, market research, branding, and persuasive communication. You’ll gain the skills to develop and implement strategic marketing initiatives across multiple platforms, making you a valuable asset in advertising agencies, corporate marketing teams, and digital media.

DURATION

24 months

8 terms

NEXT INTAKE

April

4 intakes per year

STUDY MODE

On-campus / Online

2 days per week

COURSE FEE

$1,500 per term

$12,000 AUD total

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

This qualification is suited for individuals who have a sound knowledge base in Marketing and Communications and are seeking to develop the skills and knowledge to manage a team conducting marketing campaigns. This course offers a practical understanding of marketing communication planning, marketing audit, financial management and customer relationship management. Typically, they would have the responsibility of managing the work of other staff and be able to lead teams effectively.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

To enrol in this course, candidates must have either successfully completed the BSB42415 Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication or have 2 years equivalent full-time relevant work experience.

 

Additionally, applicants may have previously completed the following units:

  • BSBCMM411 – Make presentations

  • BSBCRT412 – Articulate, present and debate ideas

  • BSBMKG433 – Undertake marketing activities

  • BSBMKG435 – Analyse consumer behaviour

  • BSBMKG439 – Develop and apply knowledge of communications industry

  • BSBWRT411 – Write complex documents

General Entry Requirements:

  • Students must be 18 years of age or more when commencing the course

  • IELTS 5.5 with no individual band less than 5.0 (or equivalent) and at minimum;

  • Year 12 Certificate (or equivalent)

  • Applicants who cannot provide both a minimum of a Year 12 will be required to undertake LLN testing prior to receiving an offer.

  • Applicants who will undertake LLN testing must achieve at minimum: Learning 5; Reading 5; Writing 5; Oral Communication 4; Numeracy 4.

COURSE FEES

An initial payment of $1,400 AUD is required on enrolment, inclusive of a $200 AUD application fee, with an additional $300 AUD payable during the 7th week of the first intake.

For students enrolled in a combined ELICOS and VET program, the upfront payment is based on the ELICOS course fees.

UNIT LIST

5 Core Units + 7 Elective Units

BSBMKG541
Identify and evaluate marketing opportunitiees (Core)
BSBMKG542
Establish and monitor the marketing mix (Core)
BSBMKG552
BSBMKG555
BSBPMG430
BSBMKG543
BSBFIN501
BSBSTR501
BSBMKG551
BSBTEC404
BSBOPS504
Design and develop marketing communications plans (Core)
Write persuasive copy (Core)
Undertake project work (Core)
Plan and interpret marketing research (Elective)
Manage budgets and financial plans (Elective)
Establish and innovate work environments (Core)
Create multi-platform advertisements for mass media (Elective) 
Use digital technologies to collaborate in a work environment (Elective)
Manage business risk (Elective)
BSBMKG545
Conduct marketing audits (Elective)
POSSIBLE JOB OUTCOMES
Marketing Coordinator
Public Relations Coordinator
Brand Manager
Digital Marketing Specialist
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