我们的媒体，新闻和文化课程的总体目标是使您成为在充满媒体的社会中知识渊博的公民。我们的课程研究新闻，媒体，文化和传播的许多方面，并考虑在全球化和动态社会变革的时代，它们对社会，政治和大众文化的影响。它们为您提供特定于工作的技能，例如研究方法和新闻工作者的实践，以及对许多行业有价值的更广泛的可转移技能。该程度始于以下假设：为了理解现代社会，我们需要了解媒体和文化产业在该社会中发挥的核心作用。尽管您将能够使用有限数量的更实用的模块，但该学位的重点是学术和分析能力。您将加入一个充满刺激的知识环境，致力于通过个人
The overall aim of our Media, Journalism and Culture course is to equip you to become a well-informed citizen in a media-saturated society. Our courses study the many facets of journalism, media, culture and communications, and consider in an era of globalisation and dynamic social change their impact on society, politics and popular culture. They provide you with job-specific skills such as research methods and optionally, journalistic practice as well as much broader transferable skills valuable to a range of sectors. This degree begins from the assumption that in order to understand modern society, we need to understand the central role that media and the cultural industries play in that society. While you will be able to take a limited number of more practical modules, the emphasis of the degree is academic and analytical. You will join a stimulating intellectual environment committed to maximising your potential through personal development and careers events. Many of our experienced lecturers are internationally recognised in their subject areas. You will join a stimulating intellectual environment committed to maximising your potential through personal development and careers events. Many of our experienced lecturers are internationally recognised in their subject areas. While this course is both challenging and academic in nature, it does NOT provide vocational journalism training. <br><br>Career prospects - Our graduates find their skills to be helpful in a range of communications and public relations roles. Our alumni benefit from their ability to write copy quickly, effectively and for a specific audience. Our graduates often succeed in business due to their ability to structure a coherent written and verbal argument when pitching their business ideas. Some of our graduates utilise their newfound knowledge of current affairs and world politics to pursue a career in journalism. Because our undergraduate degrees do not provide journalism training or a journalistic accreditation, many chose to progress on to our Masters courses, such as broadcast, magazine, news or computational journalism, to gain their practical training.