BA - Journalism in Springfield Central Australia | The University of Southern Queensland

Gain hands-on experience by crafting compelling narratives that influence our world and community futures. You'll create multimedia content for various news outlets, building skills for an exciting career in this dynamic field. Conduct interviews, cover breaking stories, compose in-depth articles, and assemble news packages for both digital and traditional media. Benefit from instructors who are seasoned journalists with active industry ties. Get direct access to media companies for practical experience. Work placements are highly recommended for third-year students as part of their coursework.

This program prepares you for roles including news reporter, feature writer, opinion columnist, analyst, content creator, production editor, news anchor, and broadcaster. Journalism alumni also secure positions as corporate communications specialists, media relations coordinators, digital content producers, and similar roles. Graduates find opportunities across digital platforms, radio, television, and print media in Australia and internationally.