Learn how to tell the stories that matter most
If you have an interest in storytelling, news and growing truth, UTS’ Journalism degrees are for you. Learn from industry experts and understand the role of journalism as key to democracy and to societies around the world. You’ll also enjoy extensive opportunities for work experience and international exchange.
You’ll gain practical experience in text, audio and video journalism, producing a professional portfolio throughout your degree. This ensures you graduate ready to succeed in the real, fast-paced world of journalism, where you’ll be at the cutting edge of our ever-changing world.
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Bachelor of Communication (Journalism)
Course- 3 years full time
Study level
- Bachelor degree
Lowest selection rank
72.30
Location
City campus
Intake
Autumn Session 2025
Spring Session 2025
NOT AVAILABLE 2026
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
Course- 4 years full time
Study level
- Combined bachelor
Lowest selection rank
91.55
Location
City campus
Intake
July Session - Internal Course Transfer. Current UTS students only 2025
Autumn Session 2025
July Session - Internal Course Transfer. Current UTS students only 2026
Autumn Session 2026
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of International Studies (Honours)
Course- 5 years full time
Study level
- Combined honours
Location
City campus
Intake
Autumn Session - ICT Graduating Only 2025
Spring Session - ICT Graduating Only 2025
Autumn Session - ICT Graduating Only 2026
Spring Session - ICT Graduating Only 2026
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of International Studies
Course- 5 years full time
Study level
- Combined bachelor
Lowest selection rank
73.20
Location
City campus
Intake
Autumn Session 2025
Spring Session 2025
Autumn Session 2026
Spring Session 2026
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Course- 5 years full time
Study level
- Combined honours
Location
City campus
Intake
Autumn Session - ICT Graduating Only 2025
Spring Session - ICT Graduating Only 2025
Autumn Session - ICT Graduating Only 2026
Spring Session - ICT Graduating Only 2026
Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Laws
Course- 5 years full time
Study level
- Combined bachelor
Lowest selection rank
96.05
Location
City campus
Intake
Autumn Session 2025
Autumn Session 2026
Spring Session - International Intake Only 2025
Spring Session - International Intake Only 2026
Why study Journalism at UTS?
- Join the ranks of one of the most respected journalism programs in the country, led by discipline head Professor Monica Attard.
- Thanks to our practical approach to learning, every semester you'll be producing stories, reports and multimedia content that will form your professional portfolio. You'll also have the opportunity to publish and broadcast your work before you graduate in various student and community publications such as U:Mag, Vertigo and 2SER-FM radio.
- All UTS Journalism students are invited to join Central News, a dedicated multi-platform news service based at UTS. At Central News, you'll put your studies into practice by producing text, audio and video stories ranging from breaking news to interactive features. You'll also receive one-on-one mentoring and support from Journalism Lecturer and Multimedia Editor Martin Newman.
- Benefit from our strong international links and exchange opportunities. As a journalism student, you can undertake a Global Exchange to a partner university or spend a whole year abroad with a combined degree in International Studies.
- As a UTS student, you can access the Women in Media and Walkley Foundation networks, which provide professional development programs and networking opportunities. As a graduate, you'll be eligible to apply for professional-level membership of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA).
- Expand your career opportunities by adding a second major to your degree. Options include Public Communication, Creative Writing, Digital and Social Media or Social and Political Sciences. An Honours degree is also available for outstanding students who want to prepare for higher degree research.
Get inspired
Discover what makes ours one of Australia’s most respected undergraduate journalism programs. Our students have won Ossie awards for outstanding student journalism and many of our graduates have gone onto receive prestigious Walkley awards.
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