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9. May, 2013 latest, Postgraduate course, Routes into journalism
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Applying for the Journalism Diversity Fund

by Liam Corcoran

Applying for the Journalism Diversity Fund The other week, I took part in a Guardian Careers panel which focused on routes into journalism. One of the things that came up quite a lot was how journalism seems to be very white and middle class, and how
2. April, 2013 Interviews, Postgraduate course
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Top tips for MA interviews from the students

by Natasha Clark

Top tips for MA interviews from the students Interview season is upon us once more, for journalism courses and placements of all sorts. From masters courses to NCTJs, these tips are focused towards a successful MA interview, but really, can be fairly universally applied across the board. Good
21. March, 2013 Finding a job, Interviews, Postgraduate course, Routes into journalism
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What to expect at an MA interview at Sheffield University

by Natasha Clark

What to expect at an MA interview at Sheffield University The crossroads of life led me up to t’north of England earlier this week for an interview with Sheffield University for their print journalism MA. My railcard didn’t arrive, hence I rocked up into Sheffield after a lengthy 3 hour coach
25. February, 2013 latest, Postgraduate course
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An update from The Broadcast Journalism Postgrad and why it’s OK not to have a career plan

by Jenni Graham

An update from The Broadcast Journalism Postgrad and why it’s OK not to have a career plan It seems so long ago that I was sitting in my flat recording my first-ever YouTube video, awkwardly avoiding eye contact with the webcam in an attempt to introduce myself and fill you in on the first few days of
11. February, 2013 latest, Postgraduate course
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Post-grad interview: Kingston University

by Liam Corcoran

Post-grad interview: Kingston University Feeling that my undergraduate degree will not get me too far in journalism, I have made the massive decision to go ahead and do an MA in journalism. For me, this is such a big decision because of the money,
18. January, 2013 Postgraduate course, Routes into journalism
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Doing a journalism MA? Here’s what to look for…

by Natasha Clark

Ah, the joys of being a finalist. Internships, job applications and a dissertation. I’m currently in the process of applying for journalism masters degrees, but what should you consider when you’re looking? The postgraduate league tables (when I could find
3. December, 2012 latest, Postgraduate course
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Five reasons to do a Journalism MA next year

by Nicole Froio

Five reasons to do a Journalism MA next year When I graduated high school there was little question as to what I wanted to do with my life. And so I went and got a degree in journalism at the University of Sheffield, getting some student newspaper bylines, a
17. October, 2012 latest, Postgraduate course, Radio, Television, Video
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VIDEO | A Broadcast Journalism MA update from Jenni

by Jenni Graham

VIDEO | A Broadcast Journalism MA update from Jenni It’s hard to believe that it’s nearly a month since I started at City. Things are moving so fast and I’m learning so much week-on-week that I decided to put together a video update of sorts. So much has happened
29. September, 2012 Advice, Postgraduate course, Routes into journalism
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International Journalism MA Students Experience ‘Boot Camp’ at City University London

by Brianne O'Brien

International Journalism MA Students Experience ‘Boot Camp’ at City University London   If you’re planning to come to City University London to study journalism, just know that you’re going to be treated like a professional journalist. There are 98 students from 32 different countries taking part in City’s 2012/13 International Journalism
27. September, 2012 latest, Newspaper, Postgraduate course
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Cardiff and Guardian to launch a new Journalism MA – but will it be good for young journalists?

by Liam Corcoran

Cardiff and Guardian to launch a new Journalism MA – but will it be good for young journalists? The Guardian have announced a new partnership with Cardiff University that will see them offer a new MA in Journalism with Digital Media. The course will be heavily focused on giving students the skills to work in various areas of
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    Is there any chance ex-international students could apply?
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