This subject teaches advanced professional practice for television journalism in a critical analytical context. Students are expected to develop further the skills learnt in 50150 Television Journalism 1 to produce work of broadcast quality. While certain journalistic skills are shared across the medium, this course focuses on the processes inherent in the preparation and presentation of television news and current affairs. While there is an emphasis on practical work, this course also looks in depth at the ethical concepts and codes of conduct particularly relevant to television journalism. Television news, current affairs and investigative broadcast journalism are covered in detail, however other areas of television journalism are also discussed and students are encouraged to complete projects on their particular interests.

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