Journalism and the Internet have a complicated relationship. While opening up the world to news content and sources it has been blamed for much of the decline in revenues at news organisations. Project MADE from …
Read the full story »This year see will the first batch of films produced by students on the Department’s new MA in Television Documentary.Documentary is not new to the department. Students from The BA (hons) Journalism course have been …
Broadcast journalism students have been treated to a masterclass in news presentation by well known BBC television news presenter Martin Henfield.The former front man of the BBC Northwest Tonight programme spent a day with the …
Winds of change blowing through journalism education and training reached the Department when new NCTJ chief executive Joanne Butcher spoke of modernisation at a meeting of the Society of Editors in the Greenbank Building
She addressed key issues …
The Department of Journalism was host to some of the regionís top journalists this week to discuss the future of journalism training.
Joanne Butcher, the chief executive of the National Council for the Training of …
Broadcast journalism students are again being given the chance to work at BBC Radio 1 this Easter. The Department is one of just three in the country to be offered placements by ‘Newsbeat’. For the last …
Journalism is becoming increasingly international. And so is the Department.Two new courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level are being developed for students who wish to study and explore journalism internationally and in different national settings.MA …
Second year BA (Hons) Journalism student Emily Bull has just been appointed the new Station Manager of UCLanís student radio station – Frequency 1350AM. The station is to be relaunched on February 26 after two …
Publishing legend Sally OíSullivan has thrown her valuable support behind the Departmentís new MA in Magazine Journalism.And itís not just another media course. The former editor of Harpers and Queen, She, Good Housekeeping and Homes …
Aging cameras in the Department’s TV studios are to be replaced after winning a joint bid for £137 000. Partners in Technology and Computing also stand to gain from vastly improved TV facilities across the …
Students from the University of Central Lancashire have scored a major success in this yearís NCTJ examinations.They out performed all but one other university to finish a close second in this year’s league table of …