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Journalism, English & Communication courses

In a dynamic communications environment, the challenge is to keep ahead of the ever-changing demands of the industries and respond to how audiences and consumers engage with content. Our mix of theoretical understanding and practical knowledge in communication and journalism encourages personal, professional and academic development.

Career focused

Our degrees are professionally orientated, and career focused. You'll learn from experienced writers and practitioners who will encourage and support you as you develop your work to publishable quality. We enjoy strong industry links with employers in the UK news industry, international publishers, communication agencies, content providers and nongovernmental organisations.

Industry links

Our courses have strong links with industry, offering specialist speakers/ classes to help reinforce the teaching, as well as enhancing employment opportunities through the connections that you are able to make. Throughout it all, you’ll be working with staff who have professional and research expertise in journalism, narrative, and media and cultural theory.

Research that informs policy

Our research helps commercial, public and community news outlets, and informs national and international policy. Whether you want to start an entirely new career or build on your existing skills to accelerate your chosen career path, you will be studying with and taught by academics who are leaders in their fields and who are constantly making a difference through projects of global impact.

Some of our courses in this area are accredited by the following bodies (see each course listing for details):

If English is not your first language, you'll need an IELTS (Academic) qualification or equivalent. See each courses website for details.