What does BAJC mean?
BAJC means Best Australian Journalism Conference
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Best Australian Journalism Conference?
Best Australian Journalism Conference can be abbreviated as BAJC
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AJCAI - Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
- COIN-ACOFT - Conference on Optical Internet and Australian Conference on Optical Fiber Technology
- ACJ - Australian College of Journalism
- ACIJ - Australian Centre for Independent Journalism
- ADC - Australian Database Conference
- AUC - Australian Union Conference
- AAIC - Annual Australian Islamic Conference
- ABCD - Australian Best Care of the Dying
- ABMP - Australian Best Mining Practice
- ABPE - Australian Best Practice Environment
- AFC - Australian Finance Conference
- ASC - Australian Statistical Conference
- AWC - Australian Winegrape Conference
- BPJ - Best Practices in Journalism
- GIJC - Global Investigative Journalism Conference
- SEJC - South Eastern Journalism Conference
- WJC - Washington Journalism Conference
- bpc - Best Practices Conference
- btpc - Best Teaching Practices Conference
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