Journalism

Overview The Department of Journalism has a distinguished reputation as one of the leading providers of journalism training and education in the UK.Our team of highly-experienced academics are recognised not only for their leadership in journalism education, but also for their professional expertise. We enjoy very strong links with the journalism industry, including our high-profile professors, visiting lecturers, and guest speakers.Our faculty has expertise in a broad range of journalism topics, including: history; ethics, law and regulation; practices and processes in a digital context; effects of/on globalisation; representation and democratisation; business and leadership; scholarship of teaching and learning in journalism.Research in Journalism has a strong inter-disciplinary focus and our research staff collaborate with academic staff at universities across the UK and internationally. A number of City Journalism MA graduates are now undertaking research degrees with the Centre for Law, Justice & Journalism.



Each of our research students is provided with a supervisory panel, comprising academics and practitioners, in addition to support from a designated lead supervisor. School of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Journalism Start Date: End of September entry. Entry Requirements You should have a track record of high academic achievement, demonstrated by a good undergraduate degree with a second class (upper division) pass or equivalent. A Masters-level degree in an academic discipline related is advisable. In exceptional cases, professional qualifications and experience in the proposed research area may compensate for the lack of a Master's degree. English Language Requirements For students whose first language is not English, the following qualifications will meet...