BA Broadcast And Multimedia Journalism in University of East Anglia UEA, UK

BA Broadcast And Multimedia Journalism in University of East Anglia UEA

The degree is developed in close consultation with the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC). The programme teaches core general skills such as writing, video editing, audio skills, camera skills, interviewing, news package production, court reporting, longer form programme making and website production. You will develop an understanding of media law and ethics, including defamation, copyright, legal constraints and media regulation. You will complete 15 days of industry placement as an essential part of your course. You will also participate in at least 15 days of newsroom production in years 2 and 3, closely mirroring practice within professional broadcast newsrooms. The BJTC is supported by major industry players such as Reuters, ITN, BBC, Channel 4, Associated Press, ITV and Sky News

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