In the Bachelor of Media (Communication & Journalism) you learn how to use your words to tell a story. But not just any story. Our students learn multiplatform storytelling techniques, developing diverse professional skills, from creating communication strategies to writing the news. In this program you are not simply skilled up as a writer, you are also encouraged to become an influential and strategic communicator able to tackle complex issues by drawing on your integrated practical and theoretical expertise. In addition to fundamental courses in media theory and practice, you can also choose specialist electives from a range of communication, journalism and media courses including: public relations writing for digital media digital media production marketing What you will study The Bachelor of Media in Communication and Journalism is a three year degree during which you will study a range of core courses and electives. Core courses Media, Culture and Everyday Life Media, Society, Politics Media Industry Contexts Analysing Media Communication News Reporting Multiplatform Journalism Advanced Media Writing Media Portfolio Elective courses Our Communication and Journalism students also study elective courses in media, communication and journalism as well as 'free electives' which can be taken either within or outside the Arts & Social Sciences. Careers Pursue a career in journalism and communication The Bachelor of Media (Communication & Journalism) prepares you for a career in journalism and professional communications across a range of contemporary platforms. Graduates have the skills to pursue a career in corporate, organisational and public sector communication. Your career options include: Journalism (online, print, broadcast) Corporate communications Media account management Internal communications Corporate affairs Media relations Social media Opportunities Practical experience Students in the Bachelor of Media in Communication and Journalism can gain relevant practical experience in a number of ways. Opportunities include: third year portfolio project or media internship elective internship through the Arts & Social Sciences Vocational Placement (Internship) course elective production courses from a wide range of faculties across UNSW, including Art & Design, Built Environment, Computing Science, and Engineering use of advanced multimedia labs, digital video production, post production facilities, animation and audio studios for relevant courses Honours A year-long honours program is available for high achieving students in the Bachelor of Media in Communication and Journalism. Honours is an intensive study program that provides the opportunity to engage in specialised research, to further develop analytical skills and expand your graduate options.