Journalism

About this course

Journalism is a profession built on the belief that accurate, independent information is essential to a functioning democracy and an informed society. Good journalists gather facts, verify sources, understand the contexts that give events their meaning, and communicate their findings clearly, fairly and accessibly to the audiences who depend on them. As the media landscape has been transformed by digital technology and social platforms, journalism has had to adapt rapidly, but the core commitment to accuracy, accountability and public interest remains as important as ever. At UAL, this three-year full-time programme includes a sandwich year and a work placement, meaning your academic development is accompanied by substantial professional experience within the industry. UAL's location in London, one of the world's major media capitals, gives you direct access to a concentration of news o

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