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Develop into a worldwide communicator who shapes global narratives through media while acquiring versatile skills for today's evolving job market. This combined program offers comprehensive journalism training alongside creative arts education, preparing you to craft compelling stories across multiple formats - from written articles and photography to audio-visual production and digital platforms. Through UQ's cutting-edge technology, you'll master practical skills like field recording, camera operation, multimedia editing, data interpretation, digital publishing, and content distribution. The accompanying Bachelor of Arts enhances your creative problem-solving abilities, creating a diverse skillset that increases your employability. While journalism remains a competitive field, UQ alumni consistently achieve employment across media sectors including digital publications, niche magazines, corporate communications, and freelance work. Employers particularly value the complementary perspectives gained from arts studies, which provide adaptable thinking to support journalistic expertise.
The international relations extended major delivers comprehensive knowledge about global power dynamics, the evolution of international systems, and how ideas influence world order and security. Students examine Australia's global position, the interaction between domestic and international politics, and various governmental and non-governmental actors. This program equips students with analytical tools to interpret complex global issues, evaluate foreign policy decisions, think strategically about national interests, and communicate effectively across cultures. Graduates emerge as adaptable global citizens capable of applying theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, demonstrating cultural sensitivity, and driving meaningful change through international collaboration and policy development.