MSc International Journalism

The University of Stirling's postgraduate course in International Journalism is designed to equip students with key skills in journalism within global contexts. It aims to develop their ability to critically analyze the role of journalism in international politics and to provide them with advanced research skills.Course Content: The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical training, offering a deep understanding of the challenges faced by journalists in the global environment. This full-time course runs for 12 months and includes both teaching and research elements. Students explore the key issues in journalism and international affairs through a range of core modules, optional modules, and a dissertation.Key Modules: The course comprises a variety of modules including Investigative Journalism & Society, Media, War & Conflict, and Media & Terrorism, among others. Optional modules offer more specific knowledge in areas such as Sports Journalism, Public Affairs, and Citizen Media.Accreditations: The University of Stirling's MA International Journalism course is accredited by the Broadcast Journalism Training Council (BJTC), assuring the quality of its curriculum.Future Careers: Graduates from this MA program have been successful in a wide array of careers that span journalism, the media, and communications industries. Others have chosen to work in academia or go on to further study. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.