Journalism

The Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) program was created as a'end on' fourth year from corresponding undergraduate degrees in Journalism. This Honours program helps pupils to apply knowledge and skills in their field and also prepare them to tackle exceptionally skilled expert work or advancedstudy. The degree will need students to plan and implement a research dissertation or perhaps a creative/professional product with little dissertation/exegesis under the supervision of an proper academic boss as a pathway for further learning.The Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) degree will contain 80 credit points of assessed student work. This should include 40 credit points of course work and 40 credit points of supervised research leading to the completion of a written dissertation, or to the completion of an innovative or expert product with little dissertation/exegesis.  Students will be taught in keyword principles and methods in Journalism.

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Bachelor of Journalism or equivalent and 5.0 GPA over second and third Season