Journalism in Open Societies MA: After you graduate
Where this course will take you
In addition to a possible career as a writer, alternatives may include work in publishing, journalism, advertising and marketing, film, television, radio, arts management, new media, business, teaching and therapeutic fields.
81% of all Journalism MA graduates of 2009/10 found employment within a year of completing their studies:
- Munazza Abbasi – freelance for Real Talk, MTA Intl
- Dan Aspel – reporter, MCN
- James Buckfield – sub-editor, Planet Retail
- Nicole Canning – reporter, TotallyLiving.co.uk
- Ed Carrasco – freelance, California
- Richard Chidwick – constituency case worker
- Sam Corrigan – deputy editor, SmartLife Intl
- Amy Dawson – reporter, Metro
- Matt Denney – sports PR
- Sarah Fitzmaurice – showbiz reporter, Mail; freelance, Cosmo
- Jen Larner – foundation programme officer, London Deanery
- Matt Lewis– sports reporter, Surrey Herald
- Dan Macadam – reporter, Gambling Compliance
- Carys Matthews – reporter, Crimson Business; author
- Jimmy McCloskey – reporter, National News Agency
- Jun Merrett – reporter, Dow Jones
- Mathilde Morandi – AFP, France
- Hannah Rogers – content editor, Content Formula
- Phil Scullion – features assistant, Press Gazette
- Henny Walsh – reporter, Crimson Business
- Jon Whiteaker – online editor, Retail Gazette
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