The Pathway to a degree in Media, Journalism and Culture is a flexible and affordable route onto studying for a degree at Cardiff University.

Have you always wanted to know more about the media? Are you intrigued by the impact of social media on our privacy, how news stories become headlines, or why films about the end of the world are so popular?

The Pathway to a degree in Media, Journalism and Culture gives you the opportunity to ask these kinds of questions, and lots more besides. It will give you a thorough grounding in the skills that you will need to study for a degree in Media, Journalism and Culture at Cardiff University.

The Pathway leads directly into the three undergraduate degrees offered within the School of Journalism, Media and Culture at Cardiff, a school which has an international reputation for the quality of its research.

How it works

The Pathway is made up of 60 credits in total.

You can start with the core module, Introduction to Media, Journalism and Culture (20 credits).

You will then study either 40 credits from the optional modules on the Pathway programme or 30 credits from the Pathway programme plus 10 credits from elsewhere in the Humanities programme (subject to approval from the Coordinating Lecturer in Humanities, Dr Michelle Deininger).

Pathway modules

Core module

Optional modules

These usually change every academic year. 2021/22 optional modules include:

Duration

Under normal circumstances, you can expect to complete the pathway within one year, but you can take longer if needed.

Cost

Information about funding and finance can be found here

Contact

If you have any queries or would like to find out more about this pathway please contact:

Dr Michelle Deininger

Dr Michelle Deininger

Coordinating Lecturer in Humanities

Email
deiningermj@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone
029 2087 0000