BA (Hons) English and Journalism: Crafting Stories, Shaping Narratives
Programme Overview The BA (Hons) English and Journalism is an innovative undergraduate degree combining the analytical depth of English literature with the professional focus of journalism, preparing students for dynamic careers in storytelling, media, and communication.
Programme Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Approach
- Practical Media Training
- Critical Literary Analysis
- Industry-Focused Curriculum
Course Structure: A Three-Year Creative Journey
Year 1: Foundational Skills
- Introduction to Journalism
- Literary Studies Fundamentals
- Digital Media and Society
- Literary Genres
Year 2: Advanced Communication
- Feature Writing
- Shakespeare and Early Modern Literature
- Media Law and Regulation
- World Literature
Year 3: Professional Specialisation
- Dissertation/Journalism Project
- Literature and Contemporary Issues
- Specialist Journalism Options
- Professional Portfolio Development
Entry Requirements
- A-Levels: BCC
- BTEC: DMM in relevant subject
- GCSE English: Grade C/4
- Professional Experience Considered
Skills You’ll Develop
- Advanced Writing Techniques
- Critical Analysis
- Media Law Understanding
- Digital Communication
- Storytelling Expertise
Career Opportunities Potential roles include:
- Journalist
- Editor
- Content Creator
- Public Relations Specialist
- Broadcaster
- Communications Officer
Postgraduate Progression Options in:
- Journalism
- Creative Writing
- Media Studies
- Publishing
- English Literature
Why Choose Our Programme?
- Industry-Relevant Skills
- Experienced Faculty
- Portfolio Development
- Practical Learning Approach
Craft compelling stories, shape powerful narratives – your journey starts here!