Graduates work professionally as broadcast and print journalists.
You can work in:
Broadcast Journalism:
Graduates may be employed by metropolitan or regional and interstate radio and television stations. They work in news, current affairs and other program areas.
Print Journalism:
Graduates may be employed by metropolitan or regional newspapers and magazines as writers, researchers, editors, desktop publishers and multimedia journalists.
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Session 1
Undergraduate
3 years full-time on campus
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Information about the BA (Communication - Journalism) course offered by Charles Sturt University.
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