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The Future of Media

Do you want to join the digital revolution and pursue a career in Media? The demand for innovative, engaging and interactive information is now creating opportunities for emerging new media professionals.

Discover the future of media and gain first hand insight into what makes Swinburne's media programs unique. Watch as our media academics speak openly about the future of digital media, journalism and media and communications, the transformations that have occurred in the industry and why Swinburne is the right choice for you.

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1. Introduction - The future of media

2. What is the difference between old and new media?

3. What makes Swinburne media programs different?

4. Who should study media?

5. Why study at Swinburne?

6. Where are our graduates going?

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• Introduction - The future of media
• What is the difference between old and new media?
• What makes Swinburne media programs different?
• Who should study media?
• Why study at Swinburne?
• Where are our graduates going?