Bachelor of Journalism

The Bachelor of Journalism at Monash University is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the fast-evolving media landscape. Over three years, students engage in comprehensive learning, covering topics such as news reporting, investigative journalism, multimedia storytelling, and the ethical considerations that underpin responsible journalism. This programme also encourages critical thinking, enabling students to analyse and reflect on the role of the media in society.

Structured over six semesters, the degree comprises a series of units that culminate in practical experiences. Students can expect to engage in work-integrated learning, which places them in real-world media settings, further enhancing their employability upon graduation. Notably, a capstone project allows students to gather, analyse, and present their findings in a professional manner, preparing them for their future careers.

Throughout their studies, students will develop key skills such as effective communication, adaptability to various media platforms, and the ability to work collaboratively within teams. This programme is well-suited to individuals passionate about storytelling, current affairs, and social issues who wish to pursue a career in journalism across different media platforms.

• Journalist in print, online, or broadcast media
• Content creator for digital platforms
• Public relations officer
• Media analyst or consultant
• Editorial roles in publishing houses