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Publishing (Bachelor of Creative Arts)

Major

Overview

Gain expertise, practical experience, and develop professional skills in the rapidly changing industry of publishing. The emphasis in this major is the achievement of professional standards in publishing. After undertaking introductory units on professional writing, publishing, and design, you will gain experience in editing, feature writing and writing for young people, and the process of digital publication.

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Key information

^Offered to continuing students who commenced prior to 2025

Unit set code

MJ-A317004

Students undertaking the Publishing major sequence (MJ-A317004) cannot undertake the Professional Writing minor sequence (MN-A317012)

Career outcomes

  • Publishing
  • Editing
  • Education
  • Research
  • Copywriting and technical writing
  • Performing Arts

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    Units

    To complete a Major sequence in Publishing complete the eight (8) units as specified below

  • Design Fundamentals
    ADD105
  • Writer's Toolkit: Craft and Creativity [replaces AIX117]
    ALW101
  • Dilemmas, Defamation, Deception and Disinformation
    ACC213
  • Feature Writing
    ALJ216
  • Creative Nonfiction: Inquiry, Integrity, Vulnerability [replaces ALW204]
    ALW223
  • Designing Fictions [replaces ALW205]
    ALW225
  • Writing and Publishing for Young People
    ALW352
  • Writing Lives: Emerging Forms and Contemporary Practices [replaces ALW396]
    ALW395

    • AIX117 Professional Writing for Work [No longer available for enrolment, replacement unit AWL101]

    ALW204 Publishing Fundamentals [No longer available for enrolment, replacement unit ALW223]

    ALW205 The Role of the Editor [No longer available for enrolment, replacement unit ALW225]

    ALW396 Producing Digital Anthologies: From Concept to Publication [No longer available for enrolment, replacement unit ALW395]

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