Bachelor of communication journalism in University of new south wales

The world-wide-web has had a major impact on traditional forms of media distribution and this impact has affected many communication industries including journalism. But there remains a global need for stories to be told in a variety of formats by journalists who can plan, develop, write, record and edit stories across a variety of media platforms. The Journalism major provides students with the opportunity to develop practical skills and knowledge that is relevant to the contemporary journalism landscape. Students can combine these courses with media production courses to develop skills pertinent to the evolving journalism environment.

Academic Transcript, Completion Certificate, Passport, CV/Resume, Letters of Work Experience, IELTS overall minimum - 6.5 with IELTS section minimum - 6.0, STAT, GPA of 2.5/4 or equivalent, TOEFL ibTof 64 - 78, DAAD 4 stars in all 3 areas, CBSE score of 13

Broadcast Journalist, Internal Communications Officer, Media Officer, Media Presenter, Public Relations Officer, Editor

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