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BA Journalism

School of Coding
Full-time3 YearsSubject: Communications and Media
Course Score
C /61
Graduate Salary
Β£18,500 (3yr)
Satisfaction
89%
Degree Completion
75%
Professional Jobs
30%
Meaningful Work
N/A

About this course

Train like a professional journalist in industry-standard studios and media suites. Whether you're drawn to news, sport, or digital content creation, our hands-on journalism course gives you the tools, tech and confidence to tell stories that matter.

Syllabus & Modules

Typical curriculum
β–ΆYear 1 Modules
4 items
Quantitative Literacy
Core
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Foundations of the Discipline
Core
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Research & Analytical Methods
Core
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Communication & Academic Writing
Core
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β–ΆYear 2 Modules
3 items
β–ΆYear 3 Modules
3 items

Student Satisfaction

National Student Survey - 20 respondents (65% response rate)

90%
Teaching Quality
89%
Assessment & Feedback
98%
Academic Support
93%
Organisation
87%
Learning Resources
75%
Student Voice

Tuition FeesVerified

Published annual tuition cost at School of Coding Limited.

Β£9,535
Per academic year (UK Home)
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Government Student Loan

Eligible UK students do not pay upfront. Covered by SFE tuition fee loans.

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Entry Qualifications

A-level
80%
No qualifications
10%
Other HE
10%

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