Broadcast Journalism Television Journalism

Overview Why study MA Journalism at City?The Broadcast Journalism and Television Journalism MA course prepare you for a first job in radio or television journalism and (both) are accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC).As a Broadcast Journalism masters student you will be given practical training in radio and television news. As a Television Journalism student you will cover television, from news to documentaries.You will gain practical skills in our state-of-the-art digital television studio, digital editing suites, radio studios, and broadcast newsrooms.Graduates from Broadcast/ Television JournalismGraduates of our degrees include:Sophie Raworth (BBC News)Samira Ahmed, Ramita Navai (Unreported World)Gillian Joseph (Sky News)James Landale (BBC News)Barbara Serra (Al Jazeera).Interview with Emmy Award-winning graduate Ramita NavaiRamita Navai, who graduated from City in 2003, is best known for her work for Channel 4's Unreported World. In this interview with PBS NewsHour, Ramita describes her work filming Undercover Syria, which won a 2012 News & Documentary Emmy Award.

City University London is now ranked first in the UK as Best Graduate University for Media and Communications Professionals according to LinkedIn rankings.LinkedIn ranked universities based on how successful recent graduates have been at landing desirable media jobs.Find out more about City's graduate success. School of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Journalism Course Fees: Full-time EU: £9,875 Full-time Non EU: £19,000 (2015/16 fee; 2016/17 fee to be confirmed November 2015) More...



Start Date: September 2016 How to Apply Entry Requirements ...