Course Details
BA (Hons) Journalism and English Literature is part of our Combined Honours programme, our flexible mode of study. Subject Journalism teaches you the work skills and thought processes of the journalist. These skills are valuable for both journalism and non-journalism careers.
If you are interested in studying literary texts within their wider cultural contexts then
this course may be the right one for you.
Journalism and English Literature will also be of interest if you intend to go into teaching or further study, or if you want a qualification appropriate for a number of different careers.
Student in bid to be next Kate Adie
A first year undergraduate journalism student has taken the first steps to become the next Kate Adie by enrolling on a foreign correspondentsí course.
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Fancy volunteering when you graduate?
If youíre wondering what to do after you finish your course, then why not go on a voluntary placement at a foreign newspaper?
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From soldier to writer: Tony Geraghty
Award-winning journalist and author Tony Geraghty spoke to students about reporting conflict in the post 9/11 world when he visited the Department as a guest lecturer this week.
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Simon Kelner launches Journalism Society
Tales of how toothpaste inspired a newspaper revolution entertained journalism students in Preston on February 8 as Simon Kelner became their patron.
Mr Kelner, editor in chief of The Independent, learned his journalism at the former Preston Polytechnic, now the University of Central Lancashire. He is patron of the newly formed Journalism Society, representing 530 undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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Extra and related information
Our print and broadcast courses are accredited by the The Broadcast Journalism Training Council and the National Council for the Training of Journalists. Our MA Magazine Journalism is accredited by the Periodicals Training Council.
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