Journalists work in an environment where accuracy and professionalism are vital to creating and sustaining a reputation in a highly competitive industry. Journalism has developed immeasurably and the increasing demand for effective communication has encouraged the diversification of media and journalistic forms aided by the integration of modern technology.
ABMA Journalism and Media Studies qualifications will prepare students to thrive in this sector.
What you will study
Level 4 Diploma
- Constructing a Story in Journalism
- Interviewing and Research in Journalism
- Broadcasting
- Internet Broadcasting
- Public Relations for Journalists
Level 5 Diploma
- Print and Online Journalism
- Journalism and the Law
- Convergent Journalism
- Notation and Transcription for Journalists
- Editing Roles in Journalism
Level 6 Diploma
- Principles and the Role of Journalism
- Specialised Reporting in the Media
- Investigative Journalism
- Freedom of Information and Media Law
- Standards and Ethics in Journalism
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