Journalism
Undergraduate Courses

Bachelor of Journalism
This course offers core units in the creative industries and journalism. You can gain professional media practice through industry placements and internships. You may participate in international reporting trips and can opt to have a journalism career mentor in your final year.

Bachelor of Journalism/Bachelor of Laws
This five-year double degree in journalism and law is in high demand. It combines the practical skills and understanding of the journalism industry with the skills to work as a legal practitioner.

Bachelor of Journalism/Bachelor of Business
This professional course links journalism with business studies and is the choice of about one-third of commencing journalism students. In addition to media journalism subjects, you will cover a broad range of business subjects and choose a major from one of accounting, advertising, banking and finance, economics, human resource management, international business, management, marketing or public relations.

Bachelor of Creative Industries (Interdisciplinary) with a sub-major in Journalism
The Journalism sub-major offers six subjects that build competencies in managing information, researching and reporting news, feature writing and journalism ethics. Other areas offered are international journalism and speech communication for journalists.

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