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English Literature with Journalism

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This innovative programme combines a traditional academic major in one of the most popular and relevant humanities disciplines, with an up-to-date new vocational minor, that will assist young writers and critics to make their way in the worlds of print, broadcast or online journalism. In both fields, students will benefit from the small-group, personalized teaching on which Buckingham stakes its reputation. This programme is intended for both native-speakers of English and fluent ESL (English as a Second Language) speakers. If you are outgoing, communicative, curious about the world, but at the same time in love with language, and great writing, this is your ideal programme.

Applicants to this programme are encouraged to apply for a Sir Ray Tindle Journalism Scholarship .

Full time:	Yes
Part time:	No
Award:	BA (Hons)
UCAS code:	Q3P5
Entry points: (Term dates)	January  (this is an 8-term programme, which takes 2 years to complete) July (this is an 8-term programme, which takes 2 years to complete) September (this is a 9-term programme - the extra term will help you to settle into the programme at a less intense rate)

Follow links above to find out detailed information about the programme. For a brief programme summary in PDF format please see the file below. It is important to save a PDF before viewing it (by right-clicking on it and selecting “Save Target As…”). Please see our PDF FAQ page if you are unfamiliar with PDF format:

english-literature-with-multi-media-journalism-ug-june03.pdf (125 KB)