Broadcast journalism/journalism

Which is the best to study Journalism/Broadcast journalism at? UWE, Nottingham Trent, Sheffield (might not get in tho), Goldsmiths and any other good uni's to study it at with high chance of a good job afterwards? preferably in England and not Scotland or Wales, and any opinions you may have on each uni for this course

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davidosullivan

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Original post by fairypixie

Which is the best to study Journalism/Broadcast journalism at? UWE, Nottingham Trent, Sheffield (might not get in tho), Goldsmiths and any other good uni's to study it at with high chance of a good job afterwards? preferably in England and not Scotland or Wales, and any opinions you may have on each uni for this course

How come not south wales? Is this a bad university

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fairypixie

OP

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Original post by davidosullivan

How come not south wales? Is this a bad university

no, im just from london and im not even looking at unis that arent in england because i dont want to be in a university thats 1. really far away from london and 2. not in england. also hate the accents lol
i dont know anything about that uni or that it even exists

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Goldsmiths, University of London

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Original post by fairypixie

Which is the best to study Journalism/Broadcast journalism at? UWE, Nottingham Trent, Sheffield (might not get in tho), Goldsmiths and any other good uni's to study it at with high chance of a good job afterwards? preferably in England and not Scotland or Wales, and any opinions you may have on each uni for this course

Hi there 👋

You may be interested in Goldsmiths BA Journalism, which can help you to develop digital, reporting, and news-writing skills while working on real-world news.📰

To decide which course is best for you, I recommend visiting some of the universities you are interested in at their Open Days. It can be hard to get a feel for a university from their website alone, so I would definitely encourage you to visit the campus/accommodation and speak to people in the departments.

If you're free, we have an undergraduate Open Day coming up at Goldsmiths on 6 November 2019, you can find more info here: www.gold.ac.uk/open-days/

If you have any questions feel free to send me a message! 😊

-Miranda

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tiajourno

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Original post by fairypixie

Which is the best to study Journalism/Broadcast journalism at? UWE, Nottingham Trent, Sheffield (might not get in tho), Goldsmiths and any other good uni's to study it at with high chance of a good job afterwards? preferably in England and not Scotland or Wales, and any opinions you may have on each uni for this course

sheffield, oxford brookes, nottingham trent, bournemouth and newcastle all have good reputaitons, particularly the first two. I am hoping to get into sheffield! Take a look at some league tables and the NCTj website and you'll see this unis tend to crop up the most often.
Hope i've helped!

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BU Students

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Original post by fairypixie

Which is the best to study Journalism/Broadcast journalism at? UWE, Nottingham Trent, Sheffield (might not get in tho), Goldsmiths and any other good uni's to study it at with high chance of a good job afterwards? preferably in England and not Scotland or Wales, and any opinions you may have on each uni for this course

Hi, have you considered Bournemouth as one of your options? This is our Multimedia Journalism course.

The university halls are located a 5 minute walk from the travel interchange (coaches and trains) and the trains only take between 90 minutes and 2 hours to get to London (direct to Waterloo), so the transport links are great. Halls are also only a 10 minute walk to the beach, town centre and 15-20 minute walk to the main Talbot campus although frequent uni buses leave from outside most halls and it takes 5-10 minutes.

Whichever universities you're interested in I would highly recommend visiting them at an open day and ask the academics lots of questions and make sure the course is a right fit for you.

If you have any questions about Bournemouth please let me know.

Many Thanks

Vicki

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username5005454

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Original post by tia.xiourouppas

sheffield, oxford brookes, nottingham trent, bournemouth and newcastle all have good reputaitons, particularly the first two. I am hoping to get into sheffield! Take a look at some league tables and the NCTj website and you'll see this unis tend to crop up the most often.
Hope i've helped!

I’ve applied to Sheffield for Journalism ! Have you heard back ??

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tiajourno

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Original post by Lo2244

I’ve applied to Sheffield for Journalism ! Have you heard back ??

Yes! I was offered a place a couple weeks ago at the standard entry rate ABB, all the best for your application!

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tiajourno

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Original post by frasr017

Hey, I've heard back inviting me to an interview in January! Have you heard back?

did they give you an offer as well as an interview ? or just an interview which will determine whether or not you get an offer? Congrats anyway!

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username5005454

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Original post by frasr017

Hey, I've heard back inviting me to an interview in January! Have you heard back?

I Have, got a place but didn’t need a interview ! Good luck

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frasr017

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Original post by Lo2244

I Have, got a place but didn’t need a interview ! Good luck

mine is for the Masters course not the undergraduate programme so I think things are different for us, but congrats and thank you :smile:

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tiajourno

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Original post by Lo2244

I Have, got a place but didn’t need a interview ! Good luck

amazing well done! I think I will be firming shffield .. how about you?

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AlexBryanHawley

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Original post by BU Students

Hi, have you considered Bournemouth as one of your options? This is our Multimedia Journalism course.The university halls are located a 5 minute walk from the travel interchange (coaches and trains) and the trains only take between 90 minutes and 2 hours to get to London (direct to Waterloo), so the transport links are great. Halls are also only a 10 minute walk to the beach, town centre and 15-20 minute walk to the main Talbot campus although frequent uni buses leave from outside most halls and it takes 5-10 minutes.Whichever universities you're interested in I would highly recommend visiting them at an[url=https://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/open-days?utm_source=google

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