Overview Become a journalist of the future. The Master of Journalism degree, designed by leading academics and practitioners in news media, builds the skills you need to redefine your profession. Gain a theoretical and practical grounding in issues such as civics, governance, citizenship, the impact of new technologies, social media and new practices, including data journalism. Investigate key concepts that frame recent developments in fields such as media law, management theory, globalisation, health policy, and climate change. This program bridges study and securing a career in the contemporary media industry. If you’re a journalist or media practitioner looking to update your skills, undertake research or work on a major journalism project under advanced industry standard supervision, while gaining a globally recognised qualification. Graduate Certificate in Journalism (Advanced) Graduate Diploma in Journalism (Advanced) 200 point program (2 years full-time or part-time equivalent) This is our most popular program for those who have completed undergraduate study. No experience is necessary. 25 point of Compulsory subject 75 points of Core subjects and 100 points of Elective subjects (Coursework option) or 37.5 points of Minor Thesis subjects (Thesis option) 62.5 points of Elective subjects (Thesis option) 150 point program (1.5 years full-time or part-time equivalent) This is for graduates of a relevant undergraduate degree, or equivalent. 62.5 points minimum of Core subjects 87.5 points maximum of Elective subjects 100 point program (1 year full-time or part-time equivalent) This is for relevant honours graduates or those who have completed at least one year professional work experience in a closely related field, in addition to relevant background study. 62.5 points minimum of Core subjects 37.5 points maximum of Elective subjects As a Master of Journalism, expect to advance your career in areas including: Broadcast, print and digital journalism Corporate communications Media advocacy Mobile and social media Public relations Graduates have also gone on to work in global organisations including: The Sunday Age ABC Radio National Channel Nine Xinhua The Monthly Newsmodo CSIRO (Double Helix)