杂志新闻学硕士

You should hold an upper second class honours degree or the equivalent from an internationally recognised institution.
You should also have a minimum of two weeks work experience in magazines or newspapers. This includes professional online publications and regional media. Student journalism or self published journalism, such as a good quality blog, is also considered relevant and may be enough to secure a place on the MA.

To apply for this course, please fill out your application online and upload all relevant documents, including:
Personal Statement outlining why you wish to take this particular course. You may wish to explain how the course will feed into your future career plans and/or your research interests. You could describe any relevant professional or academic experience you currently have, and explain how it informs your intentions to study. You will need to make sure your statement is specific to our course and institution, and not generic. You may be asked to provide further details if your statement is too generic. For this course, you must provide details of your work experience in journalism. Applicants should be able to demonstrate commitment to journalism through relevant work experience.
Degree Transcript/Provisional Transcript For any and all completed degree courses, we need your final transcript of marks with a clear overall grade. If you have not yet finished your course, please provide a provisional transcript of marks received to date. If your transcript is not in English, please provide an official translation as well as the original documents.
A 250 word article, which should be a write up of an interview you conducted with someone interesting in your local area.
A copy of your CV with your work experience in journalism clearly highlighted.
A copy of your valid passport.
Accepted proof of English Language Proficiency if required.

This course requires the equivalent of an IELTS academic test with an overall score of 7.0 with no less than 7.0 in the writing subtest and no less than 6.5 in any other subtest.