St udy in our newsroom in Norwich, the City of Stories, and build the skills employers want. Whether you want to become a reporter, documentary maker, or podcaster, our experienced journalists will help kick-start your career.
What is MA Broadcast and Digital Journalism ?
Build practical skills, industry contacts, and a professional portfolio that shows employers what you can do. You’ll gain confidence across video, audio, online writing, and social media, preparing you for a wide range of careers.
You’ll learn in small groups at Broadcast House based in Norwich city centre , where there’s a strong sense of community. Guest speakers will help you understand the industry, while the city offers freelance and job opportunities in the media sector.
You’ll also receive one- to -one voice and performance coaching to strengthen your broadcast skills. With two weeks of summer work placement, you’ll leave with a clearer career direction, valuable contacts, and the skills to pursue your chosen media path.
This is a practice-based course and f rom the very first week, you’ll be out in the city reporting, speaking to people and hearing their stories. Y ou’ll start by learn the core skills of recording and editing audio and video news stories for broadcast and online platforms. You’ll generate your own news stories - the best are published on our award-winning website, UEAJournalism (opens in a new window) - and go out into the local community to research and produce them.
This course is open to UK and International applicants. The annual intake for this course is in September each year.
Applications for Postgraduate Taught programmes at the University of East Anglia should be made directly to the University.
To apply please use our online application form (opens in a new window) .