MA Journalism (Audio, Docs and Podcast)
Work alongside independent and BBC audio producers, and award-winning academics, to gain valuable experience, insights and contacts for your career in audio journalism.
Today's fast-moving digital age has opened up enticing opportunities for journalists wanting to work in audio and radio.
Producers are needed to create high-quality programmes for podcasts, radio and audio documentaries - and graduates specialising in this field will build a compelling set of skills to develop a highly versatile portfolio career.
Careers
You'll have the skills and confidence to put yourself forward for entry level posts in the radio factual broadcast sector including documentary, formats and presenter-led features.
Our partnership with the BBC brings opportunities for engagement, collaboration and possibly employment. The BBC highly values the talent, fresh ideas and enthusiasm of our students.
You could go on to secure freelance or in-house work in production companies and post-production facilities, working as a broadcast assistant, junior researcher, production assistant or studio manager.
Entry requirements
We are looking for highly motivated, creative students who are passionate about telling stories. Applicants should have an undergraduate degree in an art or media related subject area or equivalent, or relevant professional experience.

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