The BA (Hons) Journalism with Foundation Year at the University of Wolverhampton offers a comprehensive pathway into the dynamic world of media. This undergraduate degree is ideal for aspiring storytellers and critical thinkers eager to explore journalism's role in society, from public affairs and multiculturalism to media law and ethics. You will develop essential skills in news writing, radio production, and photojournalism, preparing you to tackle complex issues and contribute meaningfully to public discourse. This course provides a robust foundation for a career in a field that constantly evolves, ensuring you are ready for its challenges.
This full-time, four-year programme, studied on campus, begins with a foundation year to build your academic confidence before you delve into core journalistic practices. You will gain hands-on experience in multimedia news production, working in industry-standard TV and radio studios, and a fully equipped newsroom. Throughout your studies, you will undertake practical projects, potentially including a work placement, and develop a professional portfolio. You will graduate with the practical skills, ethical understanding, and creative flair necessary to pursue diverse careers in journalism, broadcasting, and digital media.