International Journalism MA

UCLAN - University of Central Lancashire

Postgraduate

In Preston

£ 6,300 + VAT

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  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Preston

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Location

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Preston (Lancashire)
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University Of Central Lancashire, PR1 2HE

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On request

About this course

UK applicants will be expected to hold a first degree at a classification of 2:1 or above. Additionally, they should be able to demonstrate a strong interest in journalism and have an international outlook. Overseas applicants should have equivalent academic levels and interests as outlined in the UK requirements. Additionally they must have an English standard of IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent). Applications from individuals with non-standard qualifications, relevant work or life experience and who can demonstrate the ability to cope with, and benefit...

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Subjects

  • International

Course programme

Programme at a Glance

MA requires 180 credits

Reporting Skills for International Journalism (20 credits)
Digital Journalism (20 credits)
International Journalism Ethics and Practice (20 credits)
International Newsroom Practice (40 credits)
Extended Journalism Project (60 credits) 

OR

 
Standard Journalism Project (40 credits) usually taken with
Postgraduate Work placement (20 credits)

Plus 20 credits from the following:

Postgraduate Work placement (20 credits)
Introduction to Radio Journalism (20 credits)
Introduction to Photojournalism (20 credits)
Independent Study (20 credits)
New Media Practices (20 credits)

Practical journalism is related to the international arenas through an emphasis on understanding the fundamental principles that underpin news production. This enables students to develop an adaptable approach to journalism and the abilities to apply their knowledge in a range of different media settings.

Students studying journalism for the first time will gain core news skills in newspaper reporting. More advanced practical learning continues to focus on newspaper production, although broadcasting and online journalism skills are introduced.

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International Journalism MA

£ 6,300 + VAT

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