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23. November, 2011 Postgraduate course
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Tell us about your Journalism MA

by Hannah Bass

On Monday Wannabe Hacks announced plans to put together a short guide to some of the UK’s top Journalism MA courses. Now we want to hear from you.

If you’re a Journalism MA student or graduate, why not take a few minute to tell us about your course. Just pop some brief answers on the questions below and email to postgraduate@wannabehacks.co.uk and you’ll be credited in the finished guide.

 

- What attracted you to your course?

- What was the application process like? Was there an interview? Did you have to submit a portfolio?

- What does a typical week on your course look like? How many different classes, lectures and assignments do you have?

 - What’s the best thing about your course?

 - What’s the worst thing?

 - What should we know about your university?

 

Thanks for helping your fellow hacks! We look forward to hearing from you.

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