Journalism and Media and Film Studies (Hons) University of Worcester

Overview

The Journalism and Media and Film Studies (Hons) at the University of Worcester provides a comprehensive platform for students to master the art of contemporary storytelling across multiple creative industries. This integrated programme allows you to examine how political, social, and technological shifts influence global news while simultaneously investigating the evolution of cinematic movements. By combining these disciplines, you will develop a versatile professional identity capable of navigating the complexities of the modern media landscape.

Students benefit from a balanced curriculum that merges theoretical analysis with intensive practical training. You will explore how identity, diversity, and ethics intersect with media production, ensuring you graduate with a socially responsible approach to content creation.

Why Journalism and Media and Film Studies (Hons) at the University of Worcester?

The university offers exceptional links with major organisations such as the BBC and various regional PR agencies, providing students with direct insights into professional environments. You will study in a purpose-built Digital Arts Centre, featuring high-spec video and sound studios, individual edit suites, and advanced post-production software. The teaching team includes experienced broadcast journalists and active researchers who bring real-world expertise and contemporary cultural insights into the classroom.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17200 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Identity, Representation and Diversity
• New Waves and Popular Cinemas
• Journalism
• Digital Techniques
• Journalism Law and Ethics
• Studying Media & Film

Careers with Journalism and Media and Film Studies (Hons)

Graduates are equipped for a wide range of roles within the growing arts and communications industries. The programme develops highly transferable skills in writing, editing, and digital content creation that are sought after by employers in various sectors. Dedicated work experience modules in the final year help bridge the gap between undergraduate study and professional employment.

Typical career destinations for graduates include:

• Broadcast and Print Journalism
• Television Production
• Digital Marketing and Content Management
• Public Relations
• Events Management and Cultural Heritage

Many students also choose to progress to postgraduate specialisms, such as Master's degrees in Cultural Studies or Media and Culture, or pursue teaching qualifications through a PGCE.