Postgraduate newspaper journalism students spent a day visiting the newsrooms of national dailies The Daily Telegraph and Independent.
Read the full story »CHINESE students have been welcomed to Preston for the first time – onto their second year of BA Hons Media Management course.
Charlie Lambert ponders on commentary above and beyond the call of duty and the challenge of presenting the winners garland in his last post from the TT
UCLan honorary fellow and former Liverpool great Mark Lawrenson is visiting UCLan to share his nsights into his early years playing for his hometown club of Preston North End, being an integral part of the successful Liverpool team during the 1980s and his international career playing for the Republic of Ireland.
Six alumni of the University of Central Lancashire’s division of Journalism have been rewarded for their efforts in a national awards ceremony. The recent graduates all scooped their awards and nominations at the recent Sony Awards 2009 in London.
A BAFTA-winning journalist has been reunited with former tutors and students to help celebrate 50 years of journalism at UCLan.
Richard Frediani, Head of News at ITV Granada, studied on UCLan’s Postgraduate Diploma in Radio and …
The Sports Journalism BA (Hons) course from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has become the first undergraduate sports journalism degree in the UK to receive full accreditation from the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC).
The …
A UCLan journalism graduate has become just the third person in the country to pass the NCTJ’s new NCE for sub-editors. Jenny Minard of The Bolton News passed on her first attempt after completing the preliminary sub-editing certificate in July last year.
A UCLan BA Journalism graduate has been mixing with the stars on some of the country’s most popular reality TV shows.
Tim Wagg, 23, who graduated in 2007, is working for Birmingham-based production company Maverick TV …
Freshers have been given a glimpse at life at university before they arrive – thanks to a series of videos made with journalism students.
The Department of Journalism has been awarded over £8,500 in funding to upgrade its broadcast teaching equipment.
The money will be used to add a ìblue screenî to the television studio and …