BA (hons) Magazine Journalism in University of Lincoln, UK

BA (hons) Magazine Journalism in University of Lincoln

From lifestyle titles to academic journals, there are a wealth of magazines catering for a range of tastes in both print and digital formats, providing various career opportunities for aspiring writers.

The BA (Hons) Magazine Journalism degree at Lincoln offers students the chance to explore the vibrant, challenging, and diverse magazine industry, while producing practical work in digital and print.

Working out of our suite of fully equipped newsrooms, students can study the core values of good journalism and how to apply them on the different media platforms that are available today. They are encouraged to develop their own areas of interest and put these into practice in academic and practical work.

Staff include media professionals with a variety of industry experience. The School of English and Journalism has good links with local media, as well as its own student newspaper and news website.

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