Broadcast Journalism - BA (Hons)

Nottingham Trent University

If you see yourself as the next voice and face of the airwaves, shaping and driving the news agenda for your generation, this is the course for you.Delivered by award-winning journalists, this industry-accredited degree will give you the tools and space to tell the stories which matter to you.You will practice and obtain professional skills and abilities, as you enjoy working alongside your peers, using the latest equipment and facilities, within our Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism in the heart of Nottingham.Our unique partnership, and 30-year reputation for excellence, with regional and national broadcasters including the BBC, ITV, Sky News, Global Radio, and Bauer Media, provide countless opportunities for working in industry alongside your studies and enables our graduates to gain top positions in broadcasting, news and communications.Recent graduates have secured roles such as **Producer at Good Morning Britain**, **Reporter at Channel 5 News**, **Researcher at Sky News**, and **Social Media Editor at the Daily Mail**.**Why study Broadcast Journalism at NTU?**- NTU is in the **Top 10** for number of students studying Media, Journalism and Communications (HESA 2024/25)- NTU is in the **Top 10** for UK accepts in Journalism (UCAS End of Cycle Data 2025).- **BJTC accredited course** - a guarantee you'll have the skills that hiring editors are looking for.- Specialise with optional modules including, sports, news, fashion, photography, podcasting or celebrity journalism. - You'll be working in our industry standard studios, TV gallery and recording booths, honing the skills you'll need from day one.**Industry recognition**The course has been developed in close association with major media organisations and is accredited by the **Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC)**. This is our guarantee that the course offers innovative and relevant education and training that is highly prized by employers in radio and television.

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