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877 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Journalism

Journalism (Joint Honours) (Hons)
Journalism and the media play a vital role in democracy, and this Journalism (Joint Honours) (Hons) BA course from De Montfort University offers the opportunity to pursue a career that’s not only fast-paced and extremely diverse, but also crucial for informing debate and discussion on a wide range of questions affecting people’s lives.

Journalism with Media Studies (Hons)
This Journalism with Media Studies (Hons) degree course from University of Portsmouth gives you a critical understanding of the media field while providing a grounding in journalism disciplines and techniques.

Journalism and Mass Communication (Hons)
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) programme in Journalism and Mass Communication (Hons) (JMC) at Manipal Academy of Higher Education is deeply entrenched in the composite philosophies of convergence and transdisciplinarity.

Media, Film and Journalism (Hons)
The Media, Film and Journalism (Hons) programme offered by Bangor University will allow you to develop your creative voice whilst giving you skills, knowledge and experience in a range of creative and communications media.

Communication (Journalism) - Laws
If you're passionate about the power of the written word and the way we protect and defend it, the Communication (Journalism) - Laws course offered by University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is for you.

Film and Journalism
The Film and Journalism degree from University of Essex offers a creative, flexible degree with a strong foundation for employability. Your degree is balanced 50-50 between the disciplines of Film and Journalism, but there will be many modules where the two disciplines come together, for example in modules such as ‘Documentary Filmmaking' and ‘Advanced Practical Journalism.'

(Hons) English Language and Journalism
All journalists use language to convey facts, emotions and stories. Linguists analyse texts to understand the meaning of language. That’s why this course in (Hons) English Language and Journalism at University of Hertfordshire offers a unique opportunity to study both together, enhancing your employability in fields such as in advertising or social media, where both disciplines will be useful.

Communication and Media - Multimedia Journalism
The Communication and Media - Multimedia Journalism course at the University of New York in Prague equips students to create compelling content for today’s media landscape—from hard-hitting news to entertainment and travel writing—using both traditional and digital storytelling techniques.

Journalism and Marketing
There’s a natural connection between Journalism and Marketing and this course allows you to study both subject areas equally in a complementary experience, developing a critical understanding of the key concepts, theories and debates around both Journalism and Marketing.

Communication in Journalism - Creative Intelligence and Innovation
This Communication in Journalism - Creative Intelligence and Innovation degree at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is designed for aspiring journalists passionate about addressing global issues and communicating them to the public.

Communication
Learn how to channel your intellect, curiosity and creativity to create change in the world. The Bachelor of Communication (with specialisations) at Charles Sturt University will launch your career in the dynamic communication and media industry. This unique degree is co-designed, co-developed and co-delivered with alumni and industry partners.

Journalism (Communication)
Perhaps you enjoy writing and have a keen interest in communication, culture, arts or sport, or want to present to camera as a broadcast journalist, or you are an experienced blogger or vlogger. If so, the Journalism (Communication) programme at Brunel University of London might be a good match for you.

Journalism, Film and Television Studies (including foundation year) (Hons)
The Journalism, Film and Television Studies (including foundation year) (Hons) BA from London Metropolitan University is ideal if you’re interested in studying how to become a journalist, as well as make and write about film and television, but don’t meet the necessary requirements to enter the standard degree.

Journalism and Digital Communication
Through this Journalism and Digital Communication course from University of Limerick you'll develop real-world practical and critical thinking skills to allow you to contribute right away as a journalism graduate.

International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences - Journalism, Media and Culture
This International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences - Journalism, Media and Culture, Pre-Bachelor from INTO Newcastle University will prepare you to progress to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree in a range of subject areas including Archaeology, Education, Law, Politics and Sociolog.

Sports Journalism (Hons)
This Sports Journalism (Hons) course from University of Gloucestershire has a proven record of providing students with the skills and contacts to thrive in the industry.

English Literature and Journalism (Hons)
Are you a passionate reader who enjoys writing? On this English Literature and Journalism (Hons) course from University of Hertfordshire, you’ll grow from a passionate reader into a critical thinker and literary scholar.

Welsh and Journalism
This Welsh and Journalism programme from Cardiff University will provide you with a wealth of transferable skills and knowledge, opening doors to a variety of career paths, in journalism and the media or beyond.

Mass Communication and Business (Hons)
From digital advertising and the internet to TV, popular film and news, the mass media is a significant force in modern culture, touching many aspects of our lives and influencing the ways in which we interact with the world around us. The Mass Communication and Business (Hons) programme is offered at the Northumbria University.

Journalism (including foundation year) (Hons)
The Journalism (including foundation year) (Hons) BA degree from London Metropolitan University is the ideal choice if you’d like to pursue a career in journalism or digital media but don’t hold traditional qualifications or can’t meet the necessary requirements to enter the standard three-year undergraduate degree.