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Master of Arts [M.A] [Financial Journalism] From City, University of London

London, EnglandLocation
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Master of Arts [M.A] (Financial Journalism)

10 months
Full Time

Field of Study

£22,733/Yr

£22,733 /Yr

Who is it for?

This course is suitable for journalists who want to specialise in financial journalism, and for individuals with a background in the financial sector who want to work as journalists. We welcome applications from UK/EU graduates or non-EU graduates with good English skills.

Objectives

The MA in Financial Journalism offered by City, University of London is unique in its international reach and includes the chance for overseas travel. The course teaches the skills needed for finance journalism. Supported by the Marjorie Dean Foundation the course aims to develop the professional skills and knowledge needed to work in a multimedia environment.

By the end of the course, students have had extensive education in reporting business and financial news.

Students develop interviewing, researching and writing skills using state-of-the art Bloomberg and Reuters terminals, and produce their own special and exciting coverage of the UK Budget.

Through the generous support of the Marjorie Deane Foundation for Financial Journalism, the MA Financial Journalism degree offers two unique features:

  • A study abroad programme that subsidises student travel to study financial journalism in New York and Shanghai.
  • Full tuition scholarship opportunities through the generosity of the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation for both UK/EU students and overseas students from developing countries.

Career prospects

Three quarters of our Alumni are still working in London, with others located in major financial centres like New York, Hong Kong, Mumbai, and Singapore. In 2014, nearly all our students had received job offers within three months of graduating from the programme.Recent graduate destinations include:

  • Financial specialist PR
  • Chief Sub-editor at Financial Times
  • Sub-editor at Financial Times
  • TV Producer at Bloomberg
  • Press Officer at Commonwealth secretariat

Tuition Fees

Year1st Year Fees
Tuition Fees£22733 (GBP 22733)

Scores Required

7 / 9

Avg. Score in

IELTS

68 / 90

Avg. Score in

PTE

Scholarship Grants & Financial Aids

NameScholarship Per StudentLevel of StudyType
Aviva ScholarshipsScholarship per studentVariable AmountLevel Of StudyBachelorTypeMerit-Based
Narotam Sekhsaria ScholarshipsScholarship per studentVariable AmountLevel Of StudyMasterTypeMerit-Based
Prodigy Finance-GyanDhan ScholarshipScholarship per student£ 2,500/Yr$2,500Level Of StudyMasterTypeMerit-Based
BrokerFish International student scholarshipScholarship per student£ 1,000/Yr$1,000Level Of StudyBachelorTypeMerit-Based
Aga khan Foundation ScholarshipsScholarship per studentVariable AmountLevel Of StudyMasterTypeMerit-Based
Axol Science ScholarshipScholarship per student£ 2,000/Yr$2,000Level Of StudyBachelorTypeCompany-Sponsored


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