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    Over 5,000 media professionals began their journalism career at City. Join our global network of alumni.

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    Ranked 1st in the UK for graduate prospects (Media and Communications, Sunday Times Good University Guide 2022)

In City, University of London's School of Communication & Creativity we support and develop the next generation of practitioners and entrepreneurs who work across, the cultural, creative, music, heritage and media sectors. Our students come together from around the world, and diverse educational and cultural backgrounds. We nurture their talent and practical skills in our outstanding facilities, with first class teaching and student-centred support.

London is a global hub for culture and creativity, and our location promises an unparalleled student experience, with world-leading cultural institutions and creative organisations on our doorstep.  This not only enriches student learning, but also helps us to build strong links for internships and employment pathways in these sectors.

The School boasts sector-leading facilities. Our Journalism studios and newsrooms were developed in consultation with experts from the BBC and ITN, and our specialist music studio spaces are fitted with the latest industry-standard equipment. As a result, our students gain unrivalled experience of real-world workplaces, developing practical skills which enhance their employability after graduation. Our graduates have the skills and vision to transform their industries and change the world.

Postgraduate study

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Visit us in-person or chat to us online about how are courses work for you. Events are a great way to get all the information you may need to make an informed decision, whether you are a prospective student considering postgraduate study at our University or have already applied for one of our courses and would like to get further advice about joining City.

School of Communication and Creativity

  • Students presenting and managing the autocue in the journalism TV studio

    Students have use of extensive facilities including a television studio. The spaces were developed in consultation with experts from the BBC and ITN.

  • Two students using the radio studios

    The Journalism department has four radio studios and two radio broadcast studios, each equipped with high-tech production facilities.

  • Three students using computers whilst male academic leans over chair to look at screen
    The journalism multimedia suite provides a cutting-edge production facility that allows students to work together on group media projects.
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    Green screen TV area with links to main TV studio
    Credit: James Rutherford
  • Journalism Newsroom with computers and live TV news feed
    2 digital newsrooms with modern facilities that enable you to learn the skills required to produce newspapers, magazines and websites
  • Students talking using computers in multimedia suite
    Students have use of extensive facilities including the journalism multimedia suite. The spaces were developed in consultation with experts from the BBC and ITN.
  • Multimedia suite showing pop up computers in the centre with clear view of all 4 tables
    Tables uses Wolfvision cynap devices designed to allow students and staff to share and present from their own mobile device, to connect to remote meetings
  • Journalism Newsroom with computers and mics
    students are led through the curriculum and participate in activities that mirror a typical broadcast newsroom

Find out more about our courses

  • Meet Dr Patrick Brindle, Programme Director of MA International Publishing at City
  • City, University of London: School of Communication and Creativity
  • Meet Dr Zahera Harb, Programme Director of MA International Journalism at City