Journalism

Entry requirements

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Months of entry

September

Course content

MA Journalism

Study our real-world, practice-focused MA Journalism, accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC). Supported by the unique BBC Mentor Scheme, you'll be matched with a BBC journalist who'll give you invaluable insights and support during your course., Gain the skills you need to become the multimedia news and investigative journalists of the future.

MA Journalism (Audio Docs and Podcast)

Offered in partnership with the BBC, our MA Journalism (Audio, Docs and Podcast) is for graduates with a passion for radio, and an interest in audio, podcast, documentary making and radio journalism. Accredited by the BJTC, you'll work alongside independent and BBC audio producers, and award-winning academics.

MA Journalism (Specialist Features)

Modern journalists need a versatile skillset to create high-quality features across websites, newspapers, magazines and diverse digital and print platforms. Work with experienced journalists to build your skills in long-form writing to pursue a successful portfolio journalism career.

Why study a journalism pathway?

Our MA Journalism pathways are based at Bower Ashton, part of City Campus, where you'll find exceptional facilities and resources and the latest technology. You'll also benefit from guest lecturers, industry speakers and live collaborative projects.

Bristol is a vibrant, innovative media hub with the highest concentration of creative industries outside London. We work with a wide range of broadcasters, publishers and creative and cultural partners, including the BBC, The Bristol Cable, Ujima Radio, and the Pervasive Media Studio.

Where can it take me?

MA Journalism

You'll be equipped with the latest skills required by industry, ready to walk into modern digital, broadcast and print newsrooms, as well as publishing, media production, public relations and marketing roles.

MA Journalism (Audio Docs and Podcast)

You'll graduate equipped to secure audio journalism work on a freelance or staff basis, in production companies and post-production facilities. You could work as a broadcast assistant, junior researcher, production assistant or studio manager.

MA Journalism (Specialist Features)

You'll be in a position to find freelance or entry-level multimedia journalism jobs in digital audio, television, radio, and print. It's up to you if you want to specialise in a particular subject or type of feature writing, or work across different fields.

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Information for international students

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Fees and funding

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