Journalism at City University London

The Department of Journalism at City University London is widely regarded as one of the best Journalism schools in the world:

Graduate prospects

Our graduates have an unrivalled employment rate - 96 per cent of City Journalism MA  graduates from 2010 found employment within six months of completing their course

Formidable alumni network

Our formidable alumni network includes national newspaper and magazine editors and news anchors including James Harding (Editor, The Times), Sophie Raworth (presenter, BBC News) and Fraser Nelson (Editor, The Spectator) 

Outstanding academic staff

Our academic staff, led by Professor George Brock (former managing editor of The Times), includes Professor Roy Greenslade (media commentator), Paul Bradshaw (blogger and online journalist), Professor David Leigh (investigations editor of The Guardian) and Professor Stewart Purvis (former Editor-in-Chief of ITN)  

Studios and newsrooms

Our state-of-the-art facilities include a television studio, four radio studios and six multimedia newsrooms

London location

Our central London location puts you on the doorstep of the world's major news and media organisations