Sports Journalism

About this course

Sports journalism sits at the intersection of journalism practice and the vast and passionate world of sport, requiring both the core skills of the journalist, including accuracy, speed, research, writing and interviewing, and a deep knowledge of sport in its many forms and the commercial, social and political contexts in which it operates. Sport is one of the largest categories of media coverage in the world, from daily newspaper sports pages and broadcast commentary to digital video, podcasts, social media content and long-form investigative reporting. Sports journalists must be capable across all of these formats. At the University of Gloucestershire this three-year, full-time programme develops your journalistic skills alongside your understanding of sport as an industry and a cultural phenomenon. You will develop skills in written journalism, broadcast presenting and production, vi

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