Journalism (Sport Journalism)

About this course

Sport journalism is a specialist strand of journalism that brings the skills of news-gathering, reporting, writing, and broadcasting to the world of sport. It is a field that demands both journalistic craft and genuine sporting knowledge, because the best sport journalists are not just proficient communicators but authoritative voices who understand the games, the athletes, the business of sport, and the stories behind the headlines. Sport is one of the largest and most consistently consumed areas of media, and the demand for skilled sport journalists across broadcast, print, digital, and social platforms remains strong. At the University of St Mark and St John in Plymouth, this three-year, full-time degree is taught in an unusually rich professional context. Students work on the BBC campus, fast-tracking their media careers through production experience alongside professional broadcast

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