Welcome
The Division of Society, Culture, Media and Philosophy, offers students a unique combination of enquiry and practice-based learning in areas of creativity, communication, ethical practice, critical thought and social research.
Our degrees are designed to equip students with the skills which will enable life-long learning, and the capacity to step up to positions of leadership within the contemporary workplace and society. We place great emphasis on leadership, workplace and practical experience, teamwork and creative expression, while retaining rigorous scholarly study in philosophy, social sciences, media and culture.
We are committed to Indigenous Education, and to social and cultural inclusion.
News & Events
Want to receive HSC Bonus Points?
Macquarie University has just announced a new HSC Bonus Point Scheme called Academic Advantage. Find out how many points you can receive
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Media Award Nominations
Media PhD candidates Anna Broinowski ("Forbidden Lies") and Tom Murray ("
In My Father's Country")
have each been nominated for Best Direction in a Documentary Feature Award by the Australian Directors Guild
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ARC Workshop Series 2008
Intending applicants to the next round of ARC Discovery (applications due Feb 2009 for funding commencing 2010)
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5th Harmony International Short Film Festival, October 7th 2008 - Winners include Macquarie B Media Students!
A film by a profoundly deaf Sydney filmmaker which explores the notion of a soundless existence has won the top award at the 2008 HIFF. "White Sound" by
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Warawara Seminar Series welcomes Dr. Irene Watson
Warawara Seminar Series welcomes Dr. Irene Watson : noted Indigenous academic Dr. Irene Watson, Associate
Professor at the David Unaipon College of Indigenous Education and Research, University of South Australia,
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Disciplining Innovation: new learning and teaching in media and cultural studies Nov.21st, Macquarie University, C5C 498
Keynote speaker: Prof. Meaghan Morris, Lingnan University & University of Western Sydney
All are welcome to attend this free colloquium
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