Diploma of Arts

The Diploma of Arts at Eynesbury College in Adelaide focuses on giving students a practical introduction to Mass Communication, with study covering media theory, digital communication, public relations, and journalism basics. The curriculum blends academic learning with skills-based projects, helping students become effective communicators across print, digital, and broadcast platforms.

This two-year qualification is structured around units of study that count towards credit points required for completion. Subjects are delivered over regular academic semesters. Students work on assignments that mirror the kind of tasks found in the Australian media and communication sector. Support is available for improving academic English, and students often take part in interactive classes designed to build confidence in research, writing, and teamwork.

Learning in Adelaide, students have the chance to connect with local organisations, giving insight into Australia’s diverse media scene. The Diploma of Arts suits those starting out in communication or looking to pathway into a bachelor degree in media, PR, or related areas. Small class sizes and industry-relevant content help students build a broad but practical understanding of how communication works in Australia, including awareness of ethical and multicultural considerations.

For international students, meeting the English language requirement is crucial, with tests such as IELTS Academic or TOEFL iBT accepted, and work rights of up to 48 hours per fortnight during study. It's a good idea to confirm current details and pathways with Eynesbury or check the official CRICOS listing.

• Media assistant roles in local and regional news outlets
• Content creator for digital and social media teams
• Public relations support in community organisations
• Communications coordinator in government or non-profits
• Support roles in advertising agencies and event promotion