Overview
Whether it's providing the public with trusted information, holding leaders to account or countering "fake news" and misinformation, journalists have a key role to play in a democratic society.
Gain the skills, knowledge and qualification you need to succeed in roles such as journalist, news editor, press officer and communications officer with this online Journalism Master's.
Course highlights
A second-class honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject or a master's degree in an appropriate subject.
Equivalent professional experience and/or qualifications will be considered.
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When you complete the course successfully, you'll have the skills and knowledge to communicate important issues to the public in the digital world. You'll also have a portfolio you can use to demonstrate your talents to potential employers.
Roles you could work in after the course include:
journalist
news editor
social media manager
press officers
communications officer
Core modules:
Media Law and Regulation (L7) - 15 credits
News Reporting - 15 credits
Research Methods for Practitioners - 30 credits
Government, Power and the Media - 15 credits
Investigative Journalism - 15 credits
Portfolio - 15 credits
Writing and Producing News for A Digital Audience - 15 credits
Optional modules:
Dissertation - 60 credits
Major Project - 60 credits
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