Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. Graduates of this course may explore careers as news and features journalists with print and online magazines and newspapers, as well as the broadcast media. There are also a range of roles in magazine publishing, press office work and freelancing. This course blends a solid understanding of practical magazine journalism with insight into the media industry enabling you to grasp both the theory and practice of the craft of journalism. You will learn about current practice and future developments in the magazine industry and gain plenty of opportunity to ...
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University Of Bedfordshire Business School, Luton Campus (Vicarage Street), LU1 3JU
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Magazine Journalism
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Writing
Media
Course programme
Modular structure Areas of study you may cover on this course include: Reporting and writing, online publishing, multimedia options, production design, shorthand (optional extra), print production design and specialist and feature writing.
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Skills and experience gained During the course you will: Experience print and online magazine production, benefit from the experience of teaching staff who have worked or continue to work in local, regional, national and international magazines, newspapers and broadcast media, develop your multimedia skills including print, online, radio and video, enjoy our strong professional links which give you the opportunity to build professional contacts and experience and learn about subjects that regularly generate stories of national interest. Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to: 1. Produce publishable, accurate, legally sound, grammatically secure, creative and readable magazine copy from a variety of sources to given outlines and to deadline understanding the differing demands on magazine journalists of changing platforms and audiences and how to react to those demands. 2. Demonstrate a professional and self disciplined approach to your work which you will be able to produce in accordance with professional standards and conventions clearly demonstrating your ability and skills to produce a reflective valuation of your own work. 3. Be able to sub-edit on-screen and hard copy, understand proof correction marks, write headlines, and layout and design a magazine front cover and two page spread using relevant industry software technology to industry entry standards. 4. Have a thorough understanding of the organisation, powers, responsibilities and working of central government within the UK and of laws covering defamation, contempt, copyright, bankruptcy, confidentiality, privacy and other areas essential to effective magazine reporting online and in print. 5. Have an understanding of the magazine industry, its role within society, the economy and its role within economies, publishing as a whole and the media in particular. ...