Music Journalism - BA (Hons)

This innovative degree programme will equip you with the skills and knowledge to pursue a successful career in music journalism. You'll learn how to write engagingly about music, from news and reviews to features and interviews. Our experienced staff will teach you how to create compelling content for print, online, and broadcast media, as well as how to navigate the industry's complexities. With our strong industry connections, you'll have access to exclusive opportunities for internships, work experience, and networking. By the end of the course, you'll be ready to take on the challenges of this dynamic field with confidence.

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Students will have the opportunity to attend live music events, workshops, and masterclasses led by industry professionals. They will also develop their skills in audio production, video production, and social media management. The course is structured around practical projects, allowing students to apply their knowledge and build a portfolio of work.

Unlock Your Potential at Birmingham City University - The Perfect Place to Pursue Your Passion for Music Journalism.

Birmingham City University has an excellent reputation for music education, with graduates going on to successful careers in the music industry. The university's location in Birmingham provides access to a thriving music scene, with numerous gig venues, recording studios, and media outlets. Our state-of-the-art facilities include a professional recording studio, a dedicated music technology suite, and a video production studio.

Get practical, professional preparation for a career in music journalism with our BA (Hons) Music Journalism course. Youll get the chance to develop the skills to cover a range of music stories for print, digital, TV, and radio, including covering live events, interviewing key figures, and running collaborative live blogs. Youll also explore the global impact of music journalism on audiences. Youll be armed with mobile reporting kits to work as real reporters from day one. We pride ourselves on teaching creative, contemporary journalism underpinned by traditional values and skills. That means learning the core media and communication skills that every working reporter needs before you specialize in an area that interests you.

112 UCAS points