MA Journalism (JNLT07) FT

2018 - 2019

Year 1

Core These are a compulsory part of your degree: you cannot change them. units (165 credits)

A student will take

Semester 1
JNL6006	Researching News	AUT SEM	15 credits
JNL6007	Writing News	AUT SEM	15 credits
JNL6009	Law for Journalists	AUT SEM	15 credits
JNL6014	Ethics and Regulation	AUT SEM	15 credits
Semester 2
JNL6015	Power and Society - The Institutions of Government	SPR SEM	15 credits
JNL6016 + MA in Print Journalism.	Advanced Print Journalism	SPR SEM	30 credits
JNL6090 + Restricted to MA in Print Journalism students.	Print Journalism Portfolio	SPR SEM	60 credits

Approved These are on a restricted list of modules offered by your department(s). Normally you will need to select a minimum number of credits from the list. units (15 credits)

A student will take 15 credits from this group.

Semester 2
JNL6029 P⇒Is a pre-requisite for: JNL6101 (when the module is running)	Communicating with the Media	SPR SEM	15 credits
JNL6046 + JNL PGT students only.	Dealing with data: Statistics for journalists	SPR SEM	15 credits
JNL6075	Media freedom: European, UK and US perspectives	SPR SEM	15 credits
JNL6099 + JNLT33 will have to take both weaponisation (JNL6086) and victimisation (JNL6085) modules in semester one.. No.	Radio and NGO Communication in conflict-affected areas	SPR SEM	15 credits

A student who has been awarded one hundred and twenty credits, in respect of units listed at 1A and 1B will be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Diploma in Print Journalism.

A student who has been awarded sixty credits in respect of units listed at 1A and 1B will be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Certificate in Journalism.

A student must pass JNL6009 Law for Journalists to be eligible for the award of Masters or Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism.

⇐P	-	This module has pre-requisite(s).
P⇒	-	This module is a pre-requisite for other modules.
C	-	This module has co-requisite(s).
X	-	Some modules cannot be studied in combination with this module.
+	-	Additional information about requirements for studying this module.

Please note that the regulations displayed on this page reflect provision in 2018/19 and may not reflect study undertaken in other academic sessions. To see regulations that applied in another academic session, please return to the Programme Regulations Finder home screen and select the appropriate session.