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University 92 Global
Understand the place and practice of journalism in the rapidly changing context of contemporary media and social media.Build key critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills essential in a competitive professional environment.
Develop wide-ranging knowledge of the production, meaning and consumption of various news media, including sport and investigative reporting. Gain practical reporting, editing and presenting skills across a range of digital media technologies, techniques and platform.
| GCSE: 5 passes at Grade 9-4/A-D or 32 tariff points | Minimum 48 UCAS tariff points, from two A-level subjects (D,D) (C,E) | Minimum 104 UCAS tariff points (B,C,C) or consider Foundation or International Year One |
While engaging with this degree you will gain theoretical understanding of the topics you are exploring, you will also have opportunities to learn, develop and demonstrate a wide range of practical and applied skills and competencies.
Assessments will include individual and group work submissions, often using the state-of-the-art Media Lab on campus. These will include case studies, essays, reports, literature reviews, reflective logs and diaries, self and peer evaluations, group and individual presentations along with subject-specific skills and competency assessment.