Journalism, Media and Culture

About this course

Journalism, media, and culture is a combination that takes seriously both the craft of journalism and the broader intellectual inquiry into how media shape and are shaped by the societies they serve. Journalism is the practice of gathering, verifying, and communicating information to public audiences, a practice that is fundamental to democratic life and that is undergoing rapid transformation as digital platforms reshape how news is produced and consumed. Media and culture studies bring the analytical tools needed to understand that transformation in context, asking how media institutions, technologies, and texts work, and what their effects are on public life, identity, and power. At Newcastle University, this three-year full-time programme combines practical journalism training with academic media and cultural analysis, and it is structured to maximise professional experience. A sand

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