Undergraduate

Journalism at Sheffield has legendary status in the media industry. That's why our graduates are working for the BBC, Press Association, Bloomberg, The Guardian and in news and communication roles all over the world.

Join us at the top and see journalism's bigger picture.

Teaching and learning changes for 2020-21

Due to the coronavirus pandemic we have made some changes to teaching and learning for some courses in the 2020-21 academic year. These pages will be updated regularly, so please check back for the latest information about your course.

Study for our BA Journalism Studies degree

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Your degree

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Your career

The essentials

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Open days

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Fees and funding

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How to apply

In depth

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Reputation and ranking

Sheffield is independently ranked among the UK's top universities for journalism, year after year.

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Hear it from our students

Sheffield journalism graduates are high achievers in a wide range of media and communication roles. Find out what they do and how their studies helped.

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