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  Multimedia Journalism (Print & Online) MA


University of Westminster    Media and Communication

Full time & Part time September MA Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 years
Communication & Media Studies (7) Computer Science (8)

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Are you passionate about journalism and eager to master the art of multimedia storytelling? Look no further than our Multimedia Journalism (Print & Online) MA programme. This hands-on course will equip you with essential skills in print, online, and social media management. From writing and reporting to video production and social media strategy, you'll learn it all. With a strong emphasis on practical experience, you'll work on real journalism assignments and participate in mock news days. Our experienced teaching staff, along with guest speakers from the industry, will guide you towards finding your first job in journalism. Plus, our strong industry links and work placement opportunities will give you a competitive edge. Don't miss the chance to showcase your work on our award-winning internet radio station, Smoke Radio, or our news site, Westminster World. Join us and become part of the next generation of talented journalists.

About the course

This course offers a hands-on curriculum that allows you to develop your core journalistic skills in print, online and social media management. 

You'll learn to master a broad variety of media formats from writing and reporting to social media and video. Besides writing, the course emphasises contemporary digital skills that will place you in high demand in an ever-changing world of content creation and distribution. These practical skills are underpinned with training in media law, ethics and regulation. 

Whether your passion is current affairs, arts and culture, investigative features, travel, fashion, sport – or you are still deciding, our aim is to help you to find your first job in journalism. 

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Entry Requirements

A minimum of an upper second class honours degree (2:1). Applicants who don’t meet the minimum criteria, but have relevant work experience are encouraged to apply. Applicants are required to include a link to one sample of their own published work in their personal statement. This could be a sample of writing (in English), video or audio output (e.g. a blog post, a published news article, YouTube video or similar).

If your first language is not English you should have an IELTS 7.0 with 7.0 in the speaking and writing.




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