The typical entry requirement is successful completion of one of the following:
We will consider applications from applicants who do not hold one of the qualifications in the list above but who do have relevant experience.
Mass Communications contains an equal combination of practical and theoretical skills - as found in our Journalism and Public Relations degrees - with academic study of media, film and culture.
On the practical side, modules include ‘News Journalism’, ‘Scriptwriting’ and ‘New Media’. As part of daily drop-in sessions, professional journalists are on hand to provide professional input into your work.
On the theory side, modules include ‘Media Studies’, ‘Cultural Theory and ‘Popular Culture’ and ‘Film Studies’.
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Final year (national level 6):
Core modules
Optional modules - choose 50 credits from practice-based modules
This degree prepares you for a wide range of careers in newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, Public Relations and new media industries. It is also highly relevant to many positions in industry, commerce and the Civil Service, as well as to jobs in the arts and voluntary sectors.
Recent graduates from Sunderland have gained jobs with employers such as:
You could also choose to continue your studies with a Masters degree at the University of Sunderland.
Insurance-Single: 300 GBP/year
