The future of broadcast journalism graduates after COVID-19
The Future of Broadcast Journalism Graduates after COVID-19
Gearing up for a phone interview. Photo by Ben Loughran
Traditional broadcast journalism is known as a dying field to the public.
It is predicted the industry will decline at an annual of 4.4% over the five years from 2019-20 as many Australians chose to consume news on digital platforms.
Student Reporter Cheryl Wong explored the impacts of COVID-19 in the broadcast journalism industry to current and emerging media professionals.
Listen to her 12 minute podcast here.
About the Writer
University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA
The University of Adelaide offers a journalism major and journalism electives as part of its Bachelor of Media program, as well as a range of options for postgraduate study.
