Course results for Griffith University Media studies Subjects

Witness the impact legal considerations have on media output. Examine defamation and privacy laws. Learn about legal restrictions on crime reporting. Consider the role online communication takes in regard to intellectual property and free expression.

Gain an insider’s view on the commercial aspects of the publishing industry. Delve into the history of books. Explain the role of editors, publishers and marketing personnel. Familiarise yourself with copyright law and publishing agreements.

Question news writing styles and techniques across a range of genres. Take a closer look at effective news story structure. Investigate journalism ethics in a global media world. Hone your ability to use your personal judgement while pursuing stories.

Get a closer look at how media organisations analyse their audiences. Take apart the methodologies used when conducting audience research. Delve into media audience case studies. See how audience research has historically impacted content and policy

Put together media releases and kits. Study public relations campaign strategies. Tally the similarities and differences between print, radio and television media styles. Examine the media landscape in preparation for your future media relations role.

Take a look at the aesthetic, social and economic power of visual culture.Put photography, film and television, visual art and fashion in the frame. Understand the visual medium's power in advertising. Further your ability to read visual languages.