Macleay College’s Bachelor of Journalism enables students to develop the digital journalism skills now expected by the media industry across all TV, audio, print, social and digital platforms. Students will learn critical skills such as mobile journalism and data journalism, along with news research, feature writing, audio journalism, video, new photography, international reporting, ethics and media law. Students become working journalists from the first day they step in to Macleay. They’ll experience the rush of working to a deadline and complete specialist journalism training in their chosen elective - sport, music, business reporting, food and lifestyle writing, investigative reporting or photojournalism. Designed and taught by industry professionals, the course focuses on the latest digital trend in journalism and newsroom practice. The small classes feature personalised teaching that nurtures each student’s unique strength and addresses weaknesses. Students put their learning into practice through Macleay’s internship program in order to build their professional networks and experience what it’s really like to work in Journalism. Curious to know more about the Journalism programs at Macleay? Sign up to the student run Journalism website here. Potential job opportunities: Digital Journalist Editor Fashion Journalist Foreign Correspondent Investigative Reporter Radio Producer Reporter Sports Journalist Travel Writer TV Reporter