885 Bachelor's degrees in Journalism

This Journalism and Communications (Top-Up) (Hons) programme from University of Gloucestershire is designed for you if you’re studying for – or already have – a foundation degree , HND or Diploma of Higher Education and you’d like to top this up to a full BA honours degree.

Do you want to learn how to file a match report and interview leading athletes? The Sport Journalism (Hons) (with Foundation Year) programme offered at Teesside University might be for you.

Get ready for a career at the cutting edge of sports media. You’ll learn the latest skills in digital, video, and broadcast production in the Sports Journalism (Hons) degree from University of Sunderland. Work towards the gold-standard UK journalism qualification – the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) diploma.

The Journalism and Communications program at Cardiff University will develop and hone your awareness of the practical and economic forces which frame the media, cultural and creative industries, leaving you ideally placed to work in any field where communication skills are required.

Mass Communications (Top-Up) (Hons) programme of the University of Sunderland combines critical study of media and communication with practical creative production. Examine contemporary communication debates and produce industry-ready content.

The Bachelor in Communication (Honours) from the University of the Sunshine Coast will break new ground and drive innovation in your field with an intensive one-year Honours degree.  

The Journalism (Hons) course at The University of Lancashire is practical, industry-focused, and highly respected. You’ll follow in the footsteps of more than 60 years' of Journalism graduates who continue to lead the way in traditional news and current affairs to PR, communications and the wider media industry.

There’s a natural and well-established connection between Journalism and English 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 English.  

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.

Dive into the international media sector. For a global audience, you will produce cross-media reports, news items, and other journalistic stories. In the meantime, with International Journalism program from Artevelde University of Applied Sciences you learn all the professional and technical skills you need to become an international journalist. 

This Multimedia Journalism (with Foundation Year option) (Hons) BA programme from Bournemouth University is the course for you. Develop the skills needed to work in a multi-disciplinary media environment including TV, radio, print and online journalism.

Do you see yourself reporting from London Fashion Week or live from Westminster? Do you have a passion for storytelling? Could you be the one to uncover the latest breaking headline? The Journalism (Hons) degree offered by Teesside University is for you.

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.

The Media and Communication degree from University of Tasmania will provide you with a highly supportive and personal learning experience, tailor-made to equip you with the skills, knowledge, and experience required to succeed in a wide range of careers.

Seneca Polytechnic’s two-year diploma Journalism program will provide you with hands-on training for multiple platforms — broadcast, video, audio, multimedia, online and social media. You will work in integrated newsrooms across all platforms.

This one-year Sports Journalism - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus UK North offers successful students guaranteed progression to The University of Lancashire.

The Media, Film and Journalism (with Foundation Year) (Hons) programme offered by Bangor University provides an alternative route into undergraduate study, if for example, you don’t have the necessary qualifications or cannot meet the entry requirements to begin the standard three-year degree.

Dream of reporting live from the Premier League? The NCTJ-accredited Sport Journalism (Hons) degree from the University of Brighton gives you that opportunity through exclusive links with Arsenal FC and Brighton & Hove Albion FC.

Do you want to help people stay informed, entertained and understand the world? Become a journalist and play a leading role in informing society throughout the Journalism degree delivered by Dublin City University.

On this course of (Hons) Journalism and Creative Writing at University of Hertfordshire, you’ll write for blogs, websites, print, video, audio and multimedia contexts, developing the skills to research your subject and really engage your readers.