I would like to ask which schools in Australia have better media majors.

Personally, I suggest Macquarie or Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

According to the 1999 edition of the Australian Excellent University Guide, media courses are one of the most popular majors in Australian university courses. Australian universities are very meticulous in setting up media courses, and almost all the above professional branches have corresponding degree courses. Undergraduate course in media major, University of Canberra;

Bachelor of Communication-Advertising/Marketing

connect

Bachelor of Communication-Information

Bachelor of Communication-Journalism

Bachelor of Media/Multimedia

produce

Bachelor of Communication-Public Relations

Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing

At present, more and more students plan to study media in Australia. If the threshold for studying abroad in the media is relatively high, it is generally necessary for IELTS to reach 7 or even 7.5. LatitiaChow, an enrollment representative at Macquarie University, said that students studying media abroad will take a "DJ" course and practice in community radio stations and other places. Reading media abroad is more conducive to cultivating communication skills and English conversation skills.

In addition, because studying media needs the inheritance of disciplines, students who want to study for a master's degree in media should not only have good IELTS scores, but also study journalism. Changing disciplines will affect their application.