B.A. Journalism with English Language

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  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

Are you are interested in the technical structures of the English language, and using them to find and communicate a story to the public? Whether your goal is writing for magazines, newspapers or new media, you will learn the skills of journalism alongside linguistic study. We aim to help you become an ethical and reflective journalist, with significant knowledge of another subject.

About this course

English Language Requirements IELTS Take IELTS test 6 CAE score 193(Grade B) IMPORTANT NOTE: The UK government confirmed new requirements for secure English language testing for visa and immigration purposes. Learn more

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Subjects

  • English
  • Writing
  • English Language
  • Public
  • Media
  • Skills and Training

Course programme

Course Content Year one

In the first year there is a blend of practical and theoretical learning. You’ll begin practical training in the techniques of journalism, alongside units in theory, law and ethics relating to journalistic practice. Shorthand is also a core topic, and our training will enable you to reach speeds of 100 words per minute. You will also lay the groundwork for your linguistic study in the course.

You will study the following units:

  • Law for Journalists
  • Theories and Techniques in Journalism
  • Introduction to Studying Journalism
  • Copywriting and Web Editing
  • Language, Society and Mind
  • How Language Works
Year two

This year allows you to start specialising in the areas that interest you most. Choose to focus on specific media forms or writing styles alongside the study of the language they use.

You will study the following units:

  • An Introduction to Editorial Design
  • Visual Journalism
  • Meaning in English
  • Feature Writing

You will choose one option from:

  • Analysing Discourse
  • Forensic Linguistics

You will choose one further option from:

  • Sports Journalism
  • Ethical Issues in Modern Journalism
  • Learning from Experience
Year three

The final year offers you a range of options to choose from in both parts of your study. Depending on your interests, you also have the choice between a dissertation or undertaking a special exercise that boosts your journalistic skills.

You will study:

  • EITHER Dissertation OR Journalism Special Exercise
  • Writing and Producing Magazines

You will choose one option from:

  • Placements and Digital Portfolio
  • Press and Public Relations

You will choose one further option from:

  • Professional Communication
  • English in a Historical Perspective
  • Professional Communication 2
  • English in the World

B.A. Journalism with English Language

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