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MA Broadcast Journalism

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    MA: 1 year full-time

Course Description

At UCLan we’ve been teaching postgraduate journalism for more than thirty years. We are proud of our history – and we are still leading the way with our innovative MA Broadcast Journalism programme. The course has a reputation for the quality of its students and their success in obtaining employment in the industry.

The programme is accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council and we’re committed to producing broadcast journalists with the technical and practical journalism skills to work successfully in a modern digitalised newsroom. The emphasis is on ‘learning by doing’. You will learn in a newsroom environment, producing interviews, stories, reports and packages for radio, television and digital platforms. You will experience live location reporting, filming, editing and also learn the latest digital and social media skills from experts based in our Media Innovation Studio. You will also gain a thorough understanding of media law and public administration.

Entry Requirements

You will normally be expected to have an upper second or first class honours degree from a British higher education institution, or an equivalent overseas qualification. The degree may be in any subject, although complementary subjects, such as English, Politics or a foreign language are especially useful.

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Student Destinations

The course has a reputation for producing employable and talented broadcast journalists – with graduates working across BBC radio and TV, ITV Granada, Sky News and Sport and of course throughout commercial radio stations across the country. However, the skills and experiences our graduates learn on the course, prepare them to successfully compete for jobs in many disciplines. For example, we have recent graduates who work in the following areas:

Radio Drama
New media companies
Corporate press offices
Crown prosecution Service
Charity sector (social media)
Walt Disney Company

Module Details

Modules

  • Creating Content
  • Broadcast Newsroom
  • Digital Journalism
  • Extended Journalism Project
  • Law for Journalists
  • Public Affairs

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