bachelor of communication honours

I am a Media graduate (hons) with RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. I also hold in Diploma in Mass Communication from the School of Film and Media Studies in Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore.

In 2009 Michael James completed his Bachelor of Communication degree at RMIT in Melbourne. Although he dabbled in areas of television and movie production, his main focus was on the radio industry. Throughout his time in the course MJ worked in the technical and production departments of a popular commercial station in Melbourne, as well as presenting on student community station SYN FM.

I'm studying honours at RMIT to continue practicing as an amateur, experimental filmmaker and to further my understanding of independent filmmaking practices in the twenty first century. I have a strong interest in film, for both its creation and study; cinema's history, as a shifting and inspiring set of creative patterns and practices; in travel, reading and creative writing.

Nisa joined the 2010 honours program aiming to learn more about her passion for the cinema. Still searching for loops and holes that can be explored in her favourite silent films, she seeks inspiration through photography, Charlie Chaplin, and auteur biographies.

Stephanie Liew completed her undergraduate degree in Media and Communications at Melbourne University. She is currently doing her honours year at RMIT (2010). She is passionate about sport, table tennis in particular, and also online gaming which she uses as a mode of research in her honours degree.

Danica graduated from RMIT University under the Bachelor of Communication Media in 2009. She is currently studying Media Honours to advance her skills in applied research and media production. Danica is passionate about creative content and new media. She is also committed to various opportunities for career and skills development as well as being part of a creative team.

After completing RMIT's Bachelor of Professional Communication in 2009, Annabelle commenced the honours program in 2010 with the hope of producing a thesis so magical that on completion of the year all doors to the television industry would open wide, and she would be greeted with open arms.

I left school in 2005 with the intention of becoming God's gift to Australian print journalism -- until I realised I had neither the resolve nor desire to jump onto the sinking ship that is the old-media industry.

I'm halfway to 30 [and maths is not a strong suite - ed]. Time management is something I'm trying to master. Reading materials on politics, terrorism and criminal literature is what I fancy. I'm secretly hoping to be a distinguished civil-worker with the Singapore Government (well, not a secret anymore).

I am a graduate from the Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) at RMIT and is doing the Professional Communication Honours program. I have tremendous interest in current affairs and documentaries. During my studies I have specialised in radio production and broadcast journalism and I began to realise I like producing and making documentaries and current affairs content.