1. An Introduction video provided by UniSA’s MDU will be shown before each presentation – click below to see an example. (no action required from presenters)

2. Open Day 2009 Bachelor of Journalism School of Communication, International Studies and Languages

3. Journalism Program information 3 year degree Magill campus 2009 TER: 85.05 Experience. The Difference. Internships International exchange opportunities Double Degrees Journalism & International Studies Journalism & Law Journalism & Writing and Creative Communication (new in 2010 )

4. Bachelor of Journalism Structure of MBJO Major (12 courses that focus your degree) 4 Foundation + 1 Indigenous Sub-major (a cluster of 6 courses that broaden your academic program) 1 Elective (from any of the courses offered by the University )

5. Our Graduates Where Journalists can work: Media – newspapers/radio/television/online Magazines and In-house publications Public Relations/Communication companies Government Departments Freelance Recent graduates working at: Metropolitan TV– Channel 7, 9, 10, ABC Radio – Australia wide, ABC Radio, regional and metro Newspapers – Australia wide, regional and metro Local, State and Federal Government

6. Bachelor of Journalism What makes a good Journalist? Writing skills, people skills, general knowledge and curiosity Not just a glamour career… Weekend work Odd hours Not everyone likes dealing with the media Working under pressure But… Paid to talk with people and write Travel – within job and work anywhere in the world Challenging Plus much, much more….

7. Bachelor of Journalism Industry links On-line website (The Warbler) Close links with industry in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales Industry guest speakers Key Advantages of the program Only University Journalism program in SA Taught by Academics and Practitioners Excellent reputation (in top 5 programs within Australia)

8. Opportunities Opportunities within the program: International exchange Third Year Internship Collaboration with Channel 31 Past student experiences: World Police and Fire Games (Adelaide and Liverpool) 2008 World Beach Volleyball Games

9. Bachelor of Journalism Undergraduate Program Director Kathryn Bowd8302 4677 Program Support Officer Ms. Rebecca Calton8302 4286 Contact: www.unisa.edu.au/com UGCIL@unisa.edu.au Experience. The Difference.

10. September Career Information Sessions Experience… Education, Arts & Social Sciences Tuesday 8 September 2009 Magill campus Tours commence at 3 pm Information sessions commence at 5 pm Visit the campus where you’ll study. Register your attendance: www.unisa.edu.au/eas