BA Journalism

Comments about BA Journalism - At the institution - Kingston Upon Thames - Greater London

• Objectives
  This course examines the role of journalism in the contemporary world and focuses primarily on print publications. It is designed to develop writing skills and a nose for news, and to provide a forum for analysis and debate. The course will enable you to become an effective journalist across a broad range of media. You can also choose to study journalism as a joint honours degree alongside another subject. See the 'course combinations' section for more information.
• Academic title
  BA Journalism
• Course description
  BA Journalism
  
  Programme
  
  Year 1
  
  -Approaches to Journalism1
  -Kingston Language Scheme Level 1 Period 1
  -Print Journalism2
  -Research Skills for Journalists3
  -UK Government and Politics4
  -Writing The News 15
  
  Year 2
  
  -Diverse Britain: Media, Culture and Ethnicity6
  -Fiction & Social Change in the Mid-20th Century7
  -History of British Journalism8
  -Journalism Research Project9
  -Law for Journalists10
  -Magazine Journalism11
  -Online Journalism12
  -Photo Journalism13
  -Shorthand14
  -The Newspaper Sector Today15
  -Writing the News 216
  
  Year 3
  
  -Britain's Role in the World since 190017
  -Business Journalism18
  -International Journalism19
  -Journalism and Diversity20
  -Journalism Dissertation21
  -Journalism Ethics
  -Media Audiences22
  -Politics and Media Management23
  -Practical Journalism 124
  -Practical Journalism 225
  -Special Study: 'New' Journalism and the 'New New' Journalism26
  -Special Study: Journalism and Censorship27
  -Special Study: The Truth-Seekers: Investigative Journalism from Pulitzer to Palast28
  -Sports Journalism29
  -The Political Economy of European Media and Communication

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