Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [History and Economics] From University of Strathclyde

With over 30 years of experience in researching and teaching journalism, the University of Stirling has established a reputation as one of the UKÕs top institutions in the field. This course covers both theoretical and practical aspects of journalism, and offers an in-depth, critical understanding of the practice. YouÕll work individually and in groups to write articles and prepare portfolios; create pages for print and online news; produce and edit visuals; and contribute to class blogs. Everything you do will deepen your understanding of how professional journalists operate across broadcast, online and print media Ð and by the time you graduate, youÕll be ready to take your place among them.

Guest lecturers from the media regularly visit the University to share their knowledge with you directly, and respected broadcaster Jon Snow has described our media department as Òa breed apartÓ. Join us to fulfil your ambitions in journalism, and youÕll soon find out why.

Journalism courses open the door to a range of careers where creativity, writing, communication and research skills, are invaluable. Job possibilities include:

• Broadcast Journalist

• Magazine Journalist

• Newspaper Journalist

• Online/Digital Journalist

• Newspaper Editor/sub-editor

• Researcher

• Publishing Copy-editor/Proof-reader

• Editorial Assistant

• Communications Manager/Officer

• Public Relations Officer

• Political communications

• Copywriter