by David Acheson, Lecturer in Media Law For most journalism students, my media law modules involve some real challenges. To understand media law at the … Read more

She describes herself as a: “Journalist. Swedish. Migrant. Londoner.” At 5pm today – inshallah – I officially start celebrating the great Swedish holiday of Midsummer … Read more

Going to uni, whether it’s close or far away from where you live, can be a scary and confusing experience. The University is trying to … Read more

Our latest batch of BA and MA journalism students have graduated! Coming from 6 continents, the diversity of our students has always made our newsrooms … Read more

Congratulations to Centre for Journalism graduate Victoria Polley who has just become the first female presenter of the county cricket programme Around The Wicket at … Read more

Explore the table tennis ITTF Team World Cup, Pin a virtual reality 360 degree tour that students and staff from the Centre for Journalism produced. … Read more

First part of our Media Law Lecturer’s blog post for Inforrm is now online: Do Companies have a right to reputation under the European Convention … Read more

The Royal Television Society wants to help talented young people from lower income backgrounds to realise their potential and get a foothold in the television … Read more

The Centre for Journalism is trying to gather as many of its former and current students as possible to raise a glass in celebration of … Read more

Do you love social media? do you take pride in carefully crafted instastories? Do you want some CV experience running accounts for a big organisation? … Read more