B.A. Media, Journalism and Culture
Bachelor's degree
In Cardiff
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Cardiff (Wales)
Through lectures, seminars and one to one tuition the degree will develop your ability to think critically and write cogently. From day one you will join a stimulating intellectual environment commited to maximising your potential through personal development and careers events.
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Subjects
- Media
- Media Journalism
Course programme
Year One consists of the four compulsory modules below:
- History of Mass Communication and Culture
- Media Scholarship
- Understanding Journalism Studies
- Representations
Year Two modules are designed to develop and refine ideas and arguments introduced in Year One.
Year Two Core Modules
- Doing Media Research
- Advertising and the Consumer Society
Examples of Optional/Elective Modules
- Reporting Science, the Environment and Health
- Media and Democracy
- Yr Ystafell Newyddion
- Media Law
- Social Media Trends
- Global Journalism
- War, Politics and Propgaganda
You will build on the first two years, pursuing a wide range of more specialist and advanced areas of study.
You will have a choice of modules allowing you to specialise in year areas of interest. Each module is 20 credits where the dissertation is 40 credits.
Examples of Optional/Elective Modules
- Media Law
- Spin Unpsun: Public Relations and the News Media
- Sport and the Media
- Debating Quality TV
- Yr Ystafell Newyddion
- The Making and Shaping of News
- Media, Racism, Conflict
- The Mediation of Political Violence
- Popular Music and Identity
- 21st Century British Television: Industry, Form and Audiences
- Citizen Media
- The Creative and Cultural Industries
- Managing Media Communications
- World Cinema, History and Culture
B.A. Media, Journalism and Culture