MLitt/PgDip Digital Journalism

Traditional news outlets are moving towards online products at an accelerated pace.

Digital technology profoundly changes journalism, with innovations like hyperlocal news and mobile media reporting becoming increasingly prevalent.

We aim to produce high-quality, fresh-thinking graduates passionate about communicating and can articulate their ideas through compelling storytelling.

You'll work in the University's simulated news environment. You'll report externally using mobile media and digital recorders and cameras. You'll have access to industry-standard audio and video editing software.

Academic requirements

Honours degree, overseas equivalent, or professional experience demonstrating the ability to study at the Masters's level.

Experience in student journalism, a media work placement, freelance work or professional journalism is desirable.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.