Sport Journalism (with Foundation Year)

About this course

Sport journalism occupies the exciting space where the passion people feel for sport meets the discipline and craft of professional reporting. It requires not just knowledge of games, athletes, and competitions but also the journalistic skills to find stories, verify facts, write compellingly under pressure, and communicate across a range of formats from print and broadcast to digital and social media. Sport is one of the most consistently followed areas of public interest, and the journalism that covers it is as varied as the sport itself, spanning match reports, long-form features, investigative pieces, broadcasting commentary, and data-driven analysis. At the University of Bedfordshire, this four-year programme includes a foundation year, providing a structured entry point into the degree for those building the academic and professional foundations they need. You will develop both th

Where its graduates go

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