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La Trobe University

Social media and the internet have revolutionized the quantities of information generated and shared around the world – but have also heightened the demand for high quality information. Journalism and professional communication courses offer a wealth of career opportunities, from reporting roles with traditional media, to production roles in new media, to public relations and communication roles in organizations across the community. La Trobe's journalism courses offer a thorough grounding in the past and current roles of media as well as the practical aspects of content development – with a strong emphasis on industry experience. Study the social, political, economic and cultural role of the media. Learn about print, broadcast and online journalism and digital media. Develop skills in research, writing, editing and production.
Good Communication Skills.
Gaining of knowledge related to Making the News, The Emerging Journalist, Writing for the Media, Journalism Research, Press and Society, Dilemmas in Journalism, Online Journalism Production, Broadcast Journalism, Multimedia Journalism, Advanced Journalism and Design, Advanced Journalism Practice are the concepts included as major prats in this course.
This course is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications.
Students of this course will have career in Television, film, radio, print and online production, journalism, media law, marketing, advertising, teaching, communications, industry funding organizations, campaign or advocacy officer, media expert, policy and research officer (Government, business, academic, NGO).
March and July
3 years