**The world of news and journalism is changing at an unprecedented rate. This programme offers an individual and innovative blend of contemporary, multi-media journalism that ensures you will be prepared for the future of a rapidly developing news industry.** You’ll learn a range of cutting-edge digital skills to help you investigate news stories. You’ll also learn how and why good journalism matters by putting it in its wider cultural context. **Why study BA Journalism at Goldsmiths?** - Learn from media professionals with extensive industry experience and leading academics involved in ground-breaking research. - Work on a real-world news website (EastLondonLines), covering breaking news stories that really matter to the local community. - Develop an arsenal of digital skills, and learn to integrate them with a core of essential reporting and news-writing skills. Digital skills taught on this programme include: Video Journalism, Data Journalism, Mobile Journalism and Web programming - Get training with a range of digital video equipment to support your practice, including DSLRs, and ENG (electronic news gathering) cameras. - Produce a long-form news feature on a subject of your choice, which will allow you to bring together all the digital and news-writing skills learned over the course of this degree. - Build up a portfolio of work, get advice on careers and work experience, and benefit from our close links with London’s thriving world-class media industry. - The Department of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies is ranked 7th in the world for Communication and Media Studies (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020).

Whatever kind of journalist you are seeking to become, we will give you the right combination of practical skills and the wider understanding to launch a successful career in this new, digital, multi platform world. The programme draws on the award-winning expertise of our MA Journalism and MA/MSc Digital Journalism programmes, many of whose graduates are in key positions in the news media. The programme delivers a range of journalistic and technical skills – including news writing, web programming, data visualisation and video reporting – as well as more theoretical underpinning, giving students essential background in media law, public affairs and the wider context of journalism and the media. We aim to provide an inspirational learning experience in which theory and practice influence and enrich each other in the production of original, creative and intellectual work. Year 1 All modules in your first year are compulsory: Introduction to Power, Politics and Public Affairs Introduction to Digital Methods in Journalism Introduction to Multimedia Journalism News and Culture Key Debates in Media Studies Introduction to Video Reporting Digital Methods in Journalism Year 2 You will take the following compulsory modules: Data Journalism and Visualisation Journalism and Society Media Law and Ethics News and Power in a Globalised Context Feature Writing Video Reporting Multimedia Journalism Year 3 You take compulsory modules: Final Multimedia Project and Portfolio You also choose a combination of option modules Or a dissertation and one option module. Arts and Fashion Journalism Radio Journalism in a Multimedia Context Asking the Right Questions: Research and Practice Photojournalism Structure of Contemporary Political Communication Work Placement (Media) The City and Consumer Culture Embodiment and Experience Media Geographies Media, Ethnicity and Nation Media, Ritual and Contemporary Public Cultures Social Media in Everyday Life Digital Venture Creation Data Mining Archaeology of the Moving Image Journalism in Context Please note that due to staff research commitments not all of these modules may be available every year.

You’ll be assessed by a variety of methods, depending on your module choices. These include coursework assignments such as extended essays, reports, presentations, practice-based projects or essays/logs, group projects and reflective essays, as well as seen and unseen written examinations.

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: P500

Institution code: G56

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Year 1

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You should have Grade C/Grade 4 (or equivalent) or above in GCSE Mathematics.

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IELTS (Academic)	7.0	with a 7.0 in writing.

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