Journalism Studies and Spanish, BA (Hons)

In the digital era, news reporting and consumption have evolved dramatically with diverse media platforms. The University of Stirling's Journalism Studies degree provides essential practical skills and theoretical insights to thrive in this dynamic field. With over 30 years of expertise, the program offers a comprehensive exploration of journalism, including hands-on activities like writing articles, designing content for print and online, and editing visuals. Students engage in group and individual projects, gaining deep understanding of professional practices across broadcast, online, and print media. Esteemed guest lecturers, including broadcaster Jon Snow—who praised the department as "a breed apart"—enhance the experience, preparing graduates for successful careers.Meanwhile, with approximately 250 million French speakers and 400 million Spanish speakers worldwide, mastering these languages unlocks vast opportunities. Stirling specializes in teaching French and Spanish in a global context, developing advanced linguistic abilities and knowledge of associated cultures, literature, and societies. Students benefit from study abroad programs in countries like France, Spain, and Canada, and can combine the course with disciplines such as Business Studies or Psychology to align with professional goals.