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Journalism Studies at the University of Sheffield
United Kingdom
Registrace 30. 11. 2012
See journalism's bigger picture with the UK leader for industry-accredited teaching and influential academic research in journalism, media and communication.
Journalism students' advice on applying for a place
Places are limited on our BA Journalism Studies degree. Every year we have to reject hundreds of applications. But in this video a group of students who were successful in getting on to the course share the inside track on how to make your application stand out from the crowd. No spoilers here - you'll have to watch to find out.
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Journalism students' plans for life after uni
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As their studies draw to a close and the jobs market beckons, our undergraduates share their plans and dreams for life after university. With transferable skills from their journalism degrees, a wide range of career pathways are open to them.
Introducing... Michelle Rawlins
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After 25 years in the media, Michelle Rawlins became a journalism tutor, passing on her knowledge and skills to the next generation - and it's working out beautifully for her and them. In this video Michelle recalls how she got started as a features specialist, highlights the importance of teaching ethical journalism, and discusses her recent book Women of Steel.
Journalism students talk about their work placements
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Despite the Covid-19 pandemic Sheffield's journalism undergraduates have enjoyed rewarding work experience placements, testing and extending their skills and providing a great addition to their CV.
Journalism students describe the city of Sheffield
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A group of our undergraduates pick out some of their favourite qualities of the city that's been home for the past three years. Some recurrent themes emerge...
Baroness Helena Kennedy joins International Journalism Week 2021
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Eminent lawyer, civil liberties advocate and member of the House of Lords Baroness Helena Kennedy QC joins the University of Sheffield's International Journalism Week with a keynote speech on worldwide legal protections for human rights.
Describe your experience as a Sheffield journalism student
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Final-year students from our BA Journalism Studies degree sum up their experience with us, touching upon their learning highlights, careers preparation, making friends, and succeeding despite the Covid-19 pandemic. They've all developed a lot of confidence too...
Introducing... Matt Robson
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Broadcast journalism tutor Matt Robson on what he loves about teaching, his old job with the BBC, the future of his profession, why he doesn't want to leave Sheffield, and why video editing is like a giant jigsaw with no picture on the box.
Why did you choose journalism at Sheffield?
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Students explain why they decided to enrol on the University of Sheffield's BA Journalism Studies degree, highlighting: the great study facilities; knowledgeable and friendly teaching staff; accreditation for the course from professional bodies for journalism; number 1 rankings for the degree in the league tables; and a unique balance of academic and practical content. To find out more about th...
Introducing... Dr Dmitry Chernobrov
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In the first of a new series introducing academic staff from the Department of Journalism Studies, Dr Dmitry Chernobrov discusses what he loves about teaching, why he joined the University of Sheffield, his new book, his next research projects, and how history can help us understand political communication.
Sheffield journalism students present: JUS News, May 2020
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Postgraduate journalism students report and present the news from lockdown, looking at the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on theatre, sport and live music; what UK life might look like after lockdown; the dangers of home pregnancy monitoring; the trend towards walking and cycling... and more.
What's The Point of News? Tony Harcup introduces his new book
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How do we define news? Who is it for? Whose voices does it amplify, and whose does it silence? Dr Tony Harcup of the Department of Journalism Studies tackles all these questions and more in his new book What's The Point of News? A Study in Ethical Journalism, published during the Covid-19 pandemic.
International Journalism Week 2019
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The Department of Journalism Studies' annual International Journalism Week brings together guest speakers representing academia, news media and advocacy groups from several countries. Here some of those guests outline the issues they've been exploring with our students, including threats to journalists' freedom and safety, the political agenda and influence of the UK's popular press, and the ro...
Masters degrees from the UK's number 1 journalism department
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Our combination of expert practical skills teaching and influential, far-reaching research makes Sheffield a uniquely rewarding place to study journalism and communication. This video introduces our range of masters degrees and outlines our graduates' outstanding track record in the workplace, with contributions from students and staff, our graduate Dan Walker, and the former Guardian editor Al...
BBC's Dan Walker remembers studying journalism at the University of Sheffield
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Two decades ago he launched his career with an MA in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Sheffield. This month we've awarded Dan Walker an honorary doctorate to celebrate his career achievements and his support for young journalists. In this video Dan remembers his time here at Sheffield and one or two highlights of his time with the BBC.
Diminishment and Resistance: The Civil Power of Journalism
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Diminishment and Resistance: The Civil Power of Journalism
Students talk about BA Journalism Studies at the University of Sheffield
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Students talk about BA Journalism Studies at the University of Sheffield
Sheffield journalism students on work experience
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Sheffield journalism students on work experience
Journalism work placements: Special Olympics
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Journalism work placements: Special Olympics
RTS AWARD WINNER: "Portugese Bullfighting: A Dying Tradition?" by Catarina Beija
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RTS AWARD WINNER: "Portugese Bullfighting: A Dying Tradition?" by Catarina Beija
MA Global Journalism - what happens after you receive an offer?
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MA Global Journalism - what happens after you receive an offer?
MA Global Journalism at the University of Sheffield 2017
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MA Global Journalism at the University of Sheffield 2017
Fire! Easy to understand and quick. Thank you!
Next up: Tips on how to properly enunciate for teachers. Lehrn eech weerd in yoohr lahf. Ah swahr bah at.
Was Marie ever a travel presenter with LBC/ILR at some stage please?.
perhaps if she had voice training
They got plenty of money. They never let it get to the people.
....and!....😃
Now that is clear... moving on...
Thank you for the clear explanation, after years of using InDesign this is the one that I always get stuck with (probably because I was so used to PagePlus and Publisher, where I think it's different). I've written down those shortcuts: V for Selection Tool, A for Direct Selection and, a tool that I'd never dared fiddle with but which will be really useful for me, E for Free Transform. I might even round off the corners of a text frame!
Don't encourage people to take their mind off the road while driving.
A #FakeNews journalist!
Thank you!
Best tutorial I've found on the subject. Straight to the point and no unnecessary intros or advertising. Explained exactly what I needed to know without needing to skip 5 minutes of faff. Thank you!
Thank, mate. This was very helpful.
Thank you very much for the informative instruction!
Very handy
Makes sense!
Excellent sentiments. The Sun and "THE TRUTH" was a shameful day for journalism. This memory is well told, full of sincerity and a powerful delivery. Thanks for this.