BA (Hons) Journalism A


nyone opting for the print and digital route work is treated as one. They’re given their own “beats” and “patches” to write st


whether it’s following up the latest announcement on child povert local stories in Preston, produced a special supplement to deadline.


They then move on to publish a series of weekly newspapers and w nal. Students work as a team because teamwork is everything in jo work with other students in the School to produce one-off specials The Hotpot to showcase their work.


A four week industry placement is built in to the course. Students m covering stories for the Press Association and getting bylines in the on a big regional daily where they’re treated like staff reporters.


Newspaper students are supervised by Delwyn Swingewood, who perience in print, radio and television at regional and national leve university lecturer.


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