Two University of Central Lancashire newspaper journalism students had cause for a double celebration on the same day. Kyle Caldwell and Hannah Upton received their academic awards and job offers within hours of each other last Friday.
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Preston is one of the first universities in the UK to use the broadcast software called ‘Burli’ which helps …
BBC TV correspondent Catherine Marston returned to her roots with a recent visit to the Department. Catherine graduated from our Postgraduate Broadcast Journalism course ten years ago, and is now one of the BBC’s …
Broadcast journalism students were given a helping hand this week when Michelle Ponting, News Editor at Prestonís Rock FM, visited the Department during their annual news week.
Michelle, who has worked at several radio stations in the …
Kate Adie has worked for the BBC for 34 years. She became Chief News Correspondent in 1989. Since then she has covered major international crises, including the Gulf War, Tiananmen Square uprising, conflicts in …
Students are feeling inspired after a recent visit to the Department by Kate Adie, the BBC’s Chief News Correspondent. Kate, 57, spoke to students and staff for over an hour, sharing her experiences of …
Getting startedJonny wanted to work in the media from a young age. Working on his university radio and TV station helped him realise that he wanted to be a broadcast journalist.
“I knew when I was …
Radio One Newsbeat reporter, Jonny Massey has been to the department to meet third year and postgraduate students aiming for a career in radio.
Jonny has worked at Radio One for four years, covering major …
Students from the journalism department have been given the opportunity to work with some of the biggest production companies in television.
The Television Corporation PLC, who own the Molinare, Sunset and Vine, Visions and Mentorn …
The department is encouraging its budding radio journalists to enter a prestigious BBC competition. Journalism students who have studied radio as part of their course are being invited to enter the File on 4 competition, …
A journalism graduate has been chosen to pilot a new BBC scheme developing the presence of the North West Tonight news programme on the web.
James Bentley will work on a new website …
The School of Journalism, Media and Communication is holding a postgraduate day on Saturday 12 June 2010. To pre-register email classhelp@uclan.ac.uk or telephone 01772 893118
Our print and broadcast courses are accredited by the The Broadcast Journalism Training Council and the National Council for the Training of Journalists. Our MA Magazine Journalism is accredited by the Periodicals Training Council.
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