Journalism is more than reporting on current events – it is the research and analysis of ethical issues, audience needs, technology, and more – all produced in a fast-moving digital space.
Journalism is essential to our everyday lives, and this degree will allow you to enter in this critical workforce with the skills learned here at ҕl.
Complete the compulsory courses for the Bachelor of Communication, along with the following major courses:
200-level
300-level
To continue your Journalism major after the first year of study, you will need to complete an application form and attend a formal interview before selections are made.
Selection takes into account a number of factors, including whether you have a realistic understanding of the workplace and possible career paths, and a passion or sense of vocation about journalism.
See How to apply for Journalism.
The Journalism major can lead to a range of different careers with opportunities abroad because of the fast-growing need for online media.
Career pathways could include:
Find out more about what you can do with a degree from ҕl.
Communication strategies manage relationships and reputation between business, government, media, and the community.
Communication strategies manage relationships and reputation between business, government, media, and the community.
