Journalism

About this course

Journalism is the practice of investigating, verifying, and reporting on matters of public interest, and its health is closely connected to the health of democratic society. A degree in journalism combines the development of practical craft skills with a serious engagement with the values, history, and social purpose of the profession, preparing you for a career in a field that is both indispensable and under considerable pressure. At Leeds Beckett University, this three-year full-time programme is professionally accredited, which means that it meets the standards of the relevant industry bodies and gives your qualification recognised standing with employers. You will develop skills in news gathering, reporting, interviewing, writing for print and digital media, audio and video production, data journalism, and social media engagement. Media law and ethics are central to the curriculum,

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