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When you study for a Journalism degree with us, you’ll get access to industry-standard facilities in our MediaCity building. The facilities are geared towards helping you harness your creativity, with everything from TV and radio studios to...

Professor Andy Miah writes in the Conversation about a new law passed in Canada which will require social media platforms to compensate traditional news organisations when they use their content. Professor Miah looks at the implications and the...

Olivia Snelson and Isabella Jewell have been nominated for awards in the NCTJ (National Council for Trained Journalists) awards for excellence 2022 following their studies on the MA Journalism course at the University of Salford.

A third-year BA Broadcast Journalism student has been honoured with a prestigious award for her outstanding writing skills.

Sophie Reaper was presented with the prestigious award for her outstanding result in the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) Diploma exams.

Whether you're looking to learn more about the background of our Journalism tutors and technical demonstrators, read FAQs, or put a face to a name, find out more about the team of experts who will work with you to ensure your learning experience with...

Study a master's in journalism at our campus in MediaCity, one of the UK's leading media and digital hubs with everything from TV and radio studios to multimedia newsrooms. You will be surrounded by more than 250 media and digital organisations...

The Journalism Awards 2020 last night (9 July) celebrated the fantastic work our Journalism and PR students do each year. Students, colleagues and industry friends tuned in online to listen to the great stories of our most recent graduates and...

The annual University of Salford Journalism Awards was back for its tenth year, and we are pleased to announce this year’s winners!

Priya Matharu, who graduated from The University of Salford in BA (Hons) Broadcast Journalism in 2019, presented the Asian Beats Show in December as part of BBC Radio 1’s Christmas schedule.