Bachelor
Are you ready to take part in both simulated and live productions of radio, TV news and current affairs? You will learn how to write high quality print and digital news and feature stories, which will be published in the well-regarded City Journal.
This degree is highly regarded by the local and international news media industry, for its blend of theory and practice. By the end of your studies you will have the practical and theoretical knowledge to begin a career in journalism, in Australia and abroad, and be able to show employers evidence of your skills and achievements with a professional portfolio of published work.
Graduates are employed in all major news organisations in Australia, and in many international news agencies.
With the changing dynamic of the industry, our students are also well equipped to pursue roles such as media advisors and corporate communication specialists.
After graduating you will be ready to begin working locally and internationally in all areas of journalism. This includes newspapers, magazines, specialist publications, radio, TV, online and also in related areas in the commercial and public sector.
The news industry values the multi-platform skills that RMIT journalism graduates offer, skills that are essential in the modern newsroom.
The focus of the degree is on preparing you for a journalism career, but it will also prepare you for other occupations in media and communications. Technological advancements in the industry have resulted in new forms of journalism, allowing for new employment possibilities.
The degree will prepare you for roles such as journalist, media advisor, information officer, crisis communication specialist, corporate social responsibility (CSR) advisor.
Credit, recognition of prior learning, professional experience and accreditation from a professional body can reduce the duration of your study by acknowledging your earlier, relevant experience. Find out if you might be eligible.