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The University of East Anglia offers a wide range of high quality taught and research-based postgraduate study programmes.
This course designed to give students both core theoretical and practical skills in the field of journalism and electronic communications; it addresses the nature and limitations of news coverage and of the media more generally; it covers key issues in news and media studies as well as legal and ethical concerns for media professionals; students practice interviewing and investigative skills and learn how to produce and structure broadcast and online news stories; they also learn practical journalism skills.
Core modules: media & society; studying media; broadcast journalism; online journalism; plus optional modules from: new media and society; television and society; media and international development; and television and reality.
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Norwich, NR4 7TJ |
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2 years |
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Norwich, NR4 7TJ |
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University of East Anglia
Broadcasting Studies, Journalism
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UPDATED on 30 Mar 2012: "The Broadcast Journalism (Theory and Practice) MA" offered in Norwich by University of East Anglia.
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