Journalism and Law

The job of Journalism is recognized globally for its quality and invention, including bases in literary conventions with emerging media trends. Students are trained in newswriting, broadcast coverage, photography, media rounds and industries, digital publication and design, media law and ethics. Students can undertake specialised subjects like Foreign Exchange; Fashion, Travel and Sport Writing; Multimedia Production; Photo Journalism; Creative Non Fiction and Fiction Writing; Social Networking Marketing and Citizen Journalism. Bond is devoted to maintaining strong industry connections, with lots of assessment activities linked to real world publication outcomes including online publications. Students may have the opportunity to report for local, national and worldwide media outlets throughout their degree and also certainly will undertake internships in Australia or globally in places like New York, Washington and London. The job of Laws prepares students for a lifetime career as a legal practitioner, both within Australia and overseas. It offers students with a thorough grounding in fundamental parts of substantive law and use of a broad choice of law elective issues, including the choice of completing a specialisation. An incorporated skills and professionalism program is inserted in the degree and focuses on core legal skills critical to the practice of law. The job of Laws offers an engaging learning experience that challenges students academically and prepares them nearly to get a legal career.

Bond University requires the successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent for entrance to Bachelor degree programs. Bond does not rely solely on the Overall Position (OP) or perhaps the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR). Rather, a range of criteria will also be known as such as extracurricular activities and personal attributes, including outstanding leadership qualities and community participation.