Master of Multimedia Journalism

Program Overview

Master of Multimedia Journalism

Overview

The Master of Multimedia Journalism is a postgraduate degree that equips students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in the rapidly evolving field of journalism. The program focuses on the development of multimedia storytelling skills, including writing, photography, video, and audio production.

Admission Criteria

• A 3- or 4-year bachelor's degree in an unrelated field from a recognized tertiary education institution
• A Graduate Certificate (applicants may be eligible for credit for recognized learning)
• Students who have completed a bachelor's degree in journalism, or any previous versions of the course at Curtin University, are not eligible for entry to this course

English Requirements

• IELTS Academic (International English Language Testing System)
  • Writing: 7
  • Speaking: 7
  • Reading: 6.5
  • Listening: 6.5
  • Overall band score: 7

Fees and Scholarships

• Domestic fee-paying postgraduate: $22,224 (2025 Fee year)
• Fees are indicative only and based on a first-year full-time study load of 200 credits

Location

• Curtin Perth

How to Apply

• Apply directly to Curtin University
• Apply as a high school student via TISC (for Semester 1, 2025)
• Get alerts for future intakes

Course Structure

• The program is 1.5 years full-time or equivalent part-time study
• A full-time study load usually consists of 200 credits (approximately eight units) per year, with 100 credits (approximately four units) in each semester
• The program is only offered for a start in Semester 1 of each calendar year

What You'll Learn

• Understand and apply a range of learning strategies; take responsibility for one's own learning and development; sustain intellectual curiosity and develop a commitment to professional research and publication, as well as reflective practice
• Assess and evaluate information, and synthesise key facts, themes, and ideas in creating journalism
• Communicate appropriately with colleagues, professional contacts, and a range of audiences. Assess the application of existing and emerging technologies on journalism to create effective professional work
• Understand and apply established knowledge, principles, and professional practices in journalism
• Acknowledge the interrelationship between local, national, and global perspectives and cultures and the impact of these on journalism
• Demonstrate professional behavior and standards and work collaboratively within the legal and ethical parameters of journalism

CRICOS Code

• B

Last Updated

• 12 May 2025

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