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Enhance your communication and presentation abilities by pairing a communication degree with your law studies to stand out professionally. Murdoch University offers the opportunity to pursue a combined Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Bachelor of Communication. This dual qualification sharpens your communication and analytical skills, giving you an advantage in your career. Whether advocating in court or consulting with clients, you'll master effective communication techniques. Specialize in Journalism, Strategic Communication, or Global Media and Communication. This unique combination equips you with versatile skills for your future profession, such as public speaking, media relations, broadcasting, writing, news reporting, public policy, and advocacy.
Three key benefits of studying Law and Communication at Murdoch- Gain practical experience through our Work Integrated Learning program, with internship opportunities at organizations like Lifeline, RAC Arena, and The Salvation Army. Participate in Western Australia's premier mooting program, competing nationally and internationally. Receive academic credit while gaining real-world legal experience in our acclaimed clinic, handling cases involving human rights, family law, and indigenous matters.
Master digital journalism through hands-on training in our online newsroom as part of the Journalism specialization. Our Journalism program prepares you for the modern media landscape, teaching essential skills for professional news organizations. You'll learn to research, write, and produce content across multiple formats including text, audio, and video. Acquire contemporary media skills ranging from news reporting to social media management and video production, including website administration. Training includes Adobe Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Audition, and drone journalism for unique storytelling perspectives. Explore media ethics, legal frameworks, and cultural impacts while examining journalism's societal role and the evolving news industry.