Postgraduate Coursework
The Journalism and Media Research Centre (JMRC) administers the Master of Journalism and Communication (MJC) and the Master of Public Relations and Advertising (MPRA). The JMRC also offers courses for students enrolled in Master of Law, Media and Journalism administered by the Faculty of Law.
The Master of Journalism and Communication is designed for students interested in a career in the print, radio, television and online media sectors, media relations or corporate communications.
The Master of Public Relations and Advertising covers the theoretical and practical dimensions of professional public relations and advertising communication, including a focus on creativity, interactivity and engagement.
For further information contact MJC and MPRA Administrator Kerrie McLeod - email jmrcenquiries@unsw.edu.au or call 9385 8927.
To apply for any of the JMRC courses please go to the UNSW Apply Online website.
The JMRC is the course authority for the following courses:
- MDIA5000- Understanding Contemporary Media
- MDIA5001- Writing for Media
- MDIA5002- Broadcast Journalism
- MDIA5003- Online and Mobile Media
- MDIA5004- Media and Public Relations
- MDIA5005- Sports, Media and Public Relations
- MDIA5006- Feature Writing
- MDIA5007- Media Ethics and Law
- MDIA5008- Media Project
- MDIA5009- Literary Journalism
- MDIA5021- Advertising and Creativity
- MDIA5022- Corporate Communication
- MDIA5023- Public Relations Strategy
- MDIA5024- Advertising Strategy
- MDIA5025- Communication Project
- MDIA5026- Food Media and Promotion
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