Comparative journalism
Offered subject to approval
Soon Beng Yeap
8 points
* 3 hours per week (1 hour lecture, 2 hours tutorial)
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Second semester
* Gippsland/Distance
* Prerequisites: GSC2901 and
GSC2902 or equivalents
Objectives On the successful completion of this subject students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the role of journalists in providing information in diverse markets; an international perspective as a journalism professional; skills in producing a range of media products for a variety of audiences and employment situations; a knowledge of the responsibilities of journalists in the representation of cultural diversity and the ethical requirements of journalists in different national contexts.
Synopsis This subject will address journalism in an international and regional context. Various codes of ethics from Southeast Asian journalism associations will be examined. The course will address questions such as the development of Asian values for journalism and the impact this may have on Australian journalism. Concepts such as civic journalism, advocacy journalism and community journalism will be considered.
Assessment Two advanced reporting projects and proposals: 60%
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Research project and proposals (total 6000 words): 40%
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