Flights, football and favelas: How I spent my summer bursary covering the Copa America in Brazil
We offer each of our trainees up to £1,000 every summer of their degree to spend on journalism work experience or a journalism project. It’s part of what makes us the UK’s most practical journalism degree.
Here, trainee Jacob Bentley-York tells us about about how he spent his bursary on a trip to Brazil to cover the Copa America.
From video editing to production journalism – What skills do you need to be a multimedia journalist?
As technology is constantly changing, so is the way we create and consume news.
So, learning how to edit videos and design pages is a brilliant and very marketable skill.
Journalism work experience: What I learned at CNN
Our industry links and alumni mean our trainees get unrivalled journalism work experience opportunities. Here School of Journalism trainee Adam Wareing tells us about his week at CNN…
Journalism royalty opens new School of Journalism London campus
Journalism royalty Arthur Edwards MBE officially opened our new London campus.
UCAS Adjustment: The complete guide
A-Level results better than expected? You might want to explore your options at another university – in which case UCAS Adjustment is your friend. Below you’ll have all your questions answered in our handy guide to UCAS Adjustment.
UCAS Clearing: The complete guide
Didn’t get the grades you needed? You can still apply to university through UCAS Clearing – we run you through it step-by-step below.
UCAS Extra: The complete guide
If you’re not holding any offers or have changed your mind on the ones you do have, UCAS Extra is here for you. We explain below how you can apply to university with UCAS Extra.
News Associates once again named UK’s number one NCTJ journalism school
News Associates was once again named the UK’s number one NCTJ journalism course at the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in November 2018.
‘It beats working’: My first term at The School of Journalism
We often bang on about how great our NCTJ-accredited journalism degree The School of Journalism is, but why take our word for it? We love catching up with the trainees on our journalism degree in Manchester. Here, first year trainee Harry Benbow tells us what he's...
‘A southerner goes north’: My first year at The School of Journalism Manchester
When people ask me what I do as a trainee journalist I suppose it’s honestly hard to explain, writes School of Journalism first-year trainee Jacob Bentley-York.