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Bachelor of
Journalism
Tell the stories that matter with a journalism degree. Study On Demand with UniSA Online.
In a world where trust in media outlets is low and disinformation is widespread, credible and truthful reporting can help to empower readers and shine a light on the truth.
UniSA Online’s Bachelor of Journalism combines essential journalistic skills with digital proficiency and an entrepreneurial mindset. You’ll get the knowledge you need to publish compelling stories and content to a range of platforms.
Learn to engage diverse audiences, create an industry-standard portfolio of work while you study, and graduate ready to report stories that people connect with.
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What you'll learn
In this degree, you’ll combine the fundamental principles of journalism with a sound knowledge of digital platforms and specialist areas like audio and broadcast journalism and data visualisation.
Meet your Program Director

"As an award-winning journalist with more than 15 years’ experience as a journalism academic, I am committed to engaging, high-quality and contemporary journalism education that combines the theory and practice of journalism. Real-world and original reporting begins in first year, and continues across the forms and technologies of public interest storytelling and throughout the three years of the degree. Strong journalism industry connections to Adelaide, South Australian and national media, and membership of the SA Press Club and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance also strengthen and enrich the program. My work in governmental policy development, analysis and advice, and in project, policy and media management in national and regional Aboriginal organisations, enables me to see journalism from a broad range of perspectives. My award-winning PhD and subsequent research advocates critically reflexive journalism research and practice, and is focused on journalism’s ability to bring real and lasting beneficial change to people’s lives. "
Bonita Mason
Program Director