MA Online Journalism
Online never stands still. Neither should you. Online journalism is about good communication. Creating dynamic content, and using audio, video and multimedia, are just part of that. The one year course will teach you to build exciting, effective websites and help you learn everything the medium has to offer to tell compelling stories that can be seen from anywhere in the world. That’s why BBC News Online ask for our students when they want people to help with coverage of major events and why you find Preston graduates currently working at BBC News Online, BBC Sport Online, Ananova and other big service providers everywhere.

Fleet street veteran and award winning journalist join staff
A national newspaper veteran and an award winning journalist have joined the department to teach print and online journalism.
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Covering the Tour De France
A former online journalism student and cycling enthusiast has combined work with a long time hobby by covering the Tour De France for Cycling Weekly magazine.
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Graduate to pilot BBC scheme
A journalism graduate has been chosen to pilot a new BBC scheme developing the presence of the North West Tonight news programme on the web.
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Single-handedly covering the Manchester Comedy Festival
A department graduate has single-handedly covered the Manchester comedy festival for BBC Online.
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