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Journalism
Undergraduate
It's not too late to apply
If you missed the 29 January UCAS application deadline, don't worry – there's still time to apply for a place at Leeds Trinity University for September 2021 entry.
Likewise, if you've decided to change the course you're wanting to study or you don't have the offers you were hoping for, UCAS Extra is now open, meaning you still have plenty of time to submit or change your UCAS application.
Wanting to start in September 2021?
Use UCAS Track to make application changes. If Extra is available to you, it'll appear as an option when you log in to your UCAS Track account.
Apply with UCAS ExtraWhen you're applying, you'll need our institution code, which is L24, and the course code. Find your course below and click through to the UCAS website from the 'how to apply' section of the course page. You'll find all the information you need there, as well as another link to log into Track.
Working as a journalist is challenging and exciting.
It requires a curiosity about everything going on around you, the ability to talk to people from all walks of life, and a desire to shed light on what's going on in the world at all levels – from your local community to international politics.
Our Centre for Journalism has an established reputation for outstanding vocational training, industry-relevant studies and excellent professional work placements at organisations such as BBC, Sky, and The Sunday Times.
The arrival of Channel 4 in Leeds last year presents even more opportunities for journalism students and graduates.
Our Journalism courses
Undergraduate
- Broadcast Journalism BA (Hons)
- Journalism BA (Hons)
- Journalism and Content Creation BA (Hons)
- Sports Journalism BA (Hons)
Foundation
Take the next step
If you want more information about our courses or campus life here at Leeds Trinity University, you can request a copy of our prospectus or book your place on a Virtual Campus Tour.
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I really liked the fact that everything is on one site. The facilities on offer for my course were top class and the fact we got guest speakers for Journalism Week really appealed to me.
Charlie Russell
Sports Journalism Graduate
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For more information on this course and student life at Leeds Trinity, get our latest course guide.
Learn from the professionals
You'll learn from experienced journalists who have worked across all media platforms, and you'll network with some of the UK's leading journalists during our annual Journalism and Media Week.
The results speak for themselves.
We consistently help students develop into accomplished journalists with multi-platform news skills.
Our graduates are strongly represented in the BBC, commercial radio and television, as well as in newspaper, magazine and online newsrooms throughout the UK and beyond.
Could you be next?
Placement opportunities
Our journalism students complete their placements in newspapers, news agencies, broadcasting organisations, press offices and social media roles.
Recent students have secured placements at organisations including the BBC, Sky Sports, The Sunday Times, Daily Mail, The Sun and The Yorkshire Post – to name just a few.
We’re one of only a few UK universities to include professional work placements with every degree.
We’ll work with you to find a placement that matches your career aspirations, giving you the chance to graduate with professional experience without taking a sandwich year out.
The Centre for Journalism
Our Centre for Journalism has an established reputation for outstanding vocational training, industry-relevant learning and teaching and professional work placements within established high profile media organisations.
Bringing together expertise in all aspects of journalism, news reporting and newsroom production, the Centre offers a range of opportunities for students to develop their own writing and reporting skills, work as part of a news team and build professional networks with top journalists.
The Centre also provides all the equipment and facilities you will need to hone your broadcast news skills and prepare you for your journalism career. You’ll train in authentic news production settings using industry-standard newsrooms, radio stations and TV studios.
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Undergraduate
Student life
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Life at Leeds Trinity
Undergraduate
Fees and funding
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Fees and funding
