This course prepares you to enter the industry as a professional journalist or go on to work in all sorts of creative industries, from creative writing to comedy.
Overview
This course prepares you to enter the industry as a professional journalist or go on to work in all sorts of creative industries, from creative writing to comedy.
Our journalism and creative writing course offers the unique experience of combining both subjects, so you can develop your skills as a writer across different styles.
You'll learn alongside professional authors, playwrights, scriptwriters, and journalists. You'll also get plenty of opportunities to showcase your work at events like the North London Story Festival.
What you will gain
During the course, you'll cover everything you'll need to know about journalism – from shorthand to digital media. You'll also learn about the life of a journalist, whether you want to write for a newspaper, magazine, or online platforms.
On the creative writing side, you'll learn how to critically examine different types of writing and be able to experiment with language, styles and formats.
This course prepares you to enter the industry as a professional journalist or to go on to work in all sorts of creative industries, from creative writing to comedy.
3 great reasons to pick this course
Student satisfaction
98% of students were positive about the quality of learning resources and facilities on their course (National Student Survey 2023)
Strong links with the publishing industry
Every year we host the North London Story Festival, which has included appearances by writers such as poet laureate Carol-Anne Duffy, novelist David Nicholls and Booker Prize shortlisted author Stephen Kelman
Put your new skills to practice in a work environment
Previously, students have taken up placements with some of the most prestigious media outlets in the UK, such as BBC London and The Guardian
What you will learn
Our Journalism and Creative Writing course uniquely combines both subjects, allowing you to develop your writing skills across different fields.
You'll cover everything you'll need to know about journalism – from shorthand to digital media and writing for newspapers or magazines.
On the creative writing side, you'll learn how to critically examine different types of writing and have the chance to experiment with language, styles and forms.
This course is taught by professional writers and journalists who’ll prepare you for a career in journalism or other creative industries. You’ll also be able to take part in events like the North London Story Festival.
You'll study all forms of writing, both fiction and non-fiction, as well as drama and screenwriting. You'll also take an in-depth look at the way the journalism and writing industries are developing today.
Some of the skills you’ll develop include:
Communicating digitally in professional contexts
Presenting and pitching effectively using video-conferencing software
Conducting efficient meetings and collaborating online
Digital storytelling, researching and interviewing
Digital and multi-platform content production and dissemination
Mobile journalism and sourcing third-party content
Understanding legal and ethical considerations.
Study design for the textiles and fashion industry with a focus on collaboration and sustainability utilising digital and traditional technologies.
Discover your unique voice as a fashion and textiles creative.
Prepare yourself for a rewarding job in the fashion industry by learning a broad range of Fashion and Textile design skills.
Enhance your employability by specialising in your chosen fashion pathway.
What Does Our Degree Do?
Equip graduates with industry-relevant skills and knowledge whilst fostering their agility to operate with integrity and a strong sense of personal identity within the global fashion community.
Teach students to think creatively and independently.
Teach students to work collaboratively.
Be responsive to the evolving needs of the fashion industries to work towards UN SDG 12 (Target 12. 5 ‘By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse’).
Celebrate the differences between digital and traditional technologies and their relative merits and uses in context.
Why Study Fashion BA At Middlesex University?
Students will learn and develop design skills for the Textiles and Fashion industries, enhancing employment opportunities on graduation.
Incredible range of traditional and digital textiles equipment and specialist spaces.
Work placement opportunities – each 2nd year Fashion student undertakes a work placement in the fashion industry and has the opportunity to take a 1-year work placement module.
A collaborative learning environment, working with Fashion Communication and Styling and Fashion Marketing students on projects.
Course Highlights
Explore all areas of textile and fashion design before specialising.
Established connections with the fashion industry.
One of the best equipped fashion courses in London.
Projects and competitions set by industry contacts.
You will develop confidence and ability in reading, identifying, understanding and extracting the main points and ideas in texts. You will develop confidence and ability in writing, using appropriate format, structure and language.
Good writing relies on a basic understanding of grammar and how words fit together. We’ll examine some basic guidelines and rules of constructing well-written sentences and paragraphs, using good (and bad) examples of academic writing.
Writing your Development Plan Course Is Offered By Empower Development
With the right skill sets, our students can create a new world and pen down their imaginations. This module will aid students in their expressive writing. Students will share ideas and create their original work with the help of their imagination and descriptive writing.
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