61 Bachelor's degrees in Journalism in Oceania

The Bachelor in Communication (Honours) from the University of the Sunshine Coast will break new ground and drive innovation in your field with an intensive one-year Honours degree.  

This Journalism course from University of Wollongong is ideal for students with multiple interests who want a broad range of career options. 

If you're passionate about the power of the written word and the way we protect and defend it, the Communication (Journalism) - Laws course offered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is for you.

The Media and Communication degree from University of Tasmania will provide you with a highly supportive and personal learning experience, tailor-made to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and experience required to succeed in a wide range of careers.

During this Bachelor of Journalism and Broadcast Media from Edith Cowan University you’ll gain hands-on skills that extend beyond traditional reporting.

This Communication in Journalism - Creative Intelligence and Innovation degree at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is designed for aspiring journalists passionate about addressing global issues and communicating them to the public. 

Develop the skills to work in the media industry, with the Journalism course from University of Canterbury.

The Bachelor of Theology (Honours) from Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a one-year programme for high-achieving students who have completed the Bachelor of Theology pass degree or equivalent.

Throughout the Communication and Media (Digital and Social Media) course from University of Wollongong, you will learn essential skills in content development and production, artificial intelligence, social media curation and project design through practical experimentation and real-world application.  

With this Communication in Journalism) degree at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), you'll get the experience, insight and knowledge you need to launch an exciting future in news.  

With the Bachelor in Communication from the University of the Sunshine Coast will allow you to tailor your study areas to suit your skills, interests, and career aspirations.  

The Journalism and Non-Fiction Writing programme from Macquarie University will develop your practical skills in journalism and non-fiction writing, as well as critical and analytical skills relating to the role of the media and how news is generated, reported and transformed in the online environment.

Studying Journalism and Content Production at Murdoch University goes beyond traditional news reporting and embraces podcasting, journalistic content creation, visual storytelling, artificial intelligence and media literacy. 

Through the Communication and Media - Journalism course from University of Wollongong you will develop your skills in reporting and storytelling, focusing on multimedia content creation and multi-platform publication with a journalism major at UOW.

Learn how to channel your intellect, curiosity and creativity to create change in the world. The Bachelor of Communication (with specialisations) at Charles Sturt University will launch your career in the dynamic communication and media industry. This unique degree is co-designed, co-developed and co-delivered with alumni and industry partners.  

Throughout this Radio and Audio Media course from Auckland University of Technology you'll develop key skills for a career in radio, and run an FM and online radio station with other radio students.

Through the Journalism course from Auckland University of Technology you'll study journalism in AUT’s state-of-the-art newsroom and production facilities, get practical reporting experience in major news organisations and make industry connections.

This communication studies degree from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) equips you with the practical skills and industry experience to build a career in communications and media. Use professional-standard facilities, develop your expertise through hands-on learning and gain workplace experience before graduating, joining AUT students and alumni recognised through major industry awards.

With this bachelor in Science -Journalism at University of Queensland you can combine the flexibility of a science degree with a professional journalism qualification, and become uniquely equipped for a rapidly evolving careers market. 

Combine Communication (Journalism) - Laws (Honours) at Queensland University of Technology to work as a solicitor, barrister or in-house lawyer for a media organisation, or as a journalist covering law, politics, crime and foreign affairs.