Journalism Courses
Browse 257 Journalism courses across UK universities
Courses
257
Median graduate salary
£23,500
£22,000–£25,000 IQR
In work or study
89%
15mo after graduating
Most courses
University of Essex
16 courses
257 courses found
Sports Journalism with Foundation Year in Journalism Studies
Leeds Trinity University
UCAS Points
48 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£21,000
Sports Journalism with Integrated Foundation Year
University of Sunderland
UCAS Points
40 points
NSS Score
91.17%
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£22,000
Sports Journalism (with placement)
University of Gloucestershire
A-Levels
CCC - BBB
UCAS Points
96 - 120 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£23,500
Sports Journalism with Placement
Southampton, Solent University
UCAS Points
104 - 120 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£23,000
Sports Media
University of Chichester
A-Levels
BBC - BCC
UCAS Points
104 - 112 points
Avg. grad pay (5y)
£22,000
Sports Media
SGS (South Gloucestershire and Stroud College)
UCAS Points
64 points
Visual Journalism
University of South Wales
Top Universities for Journalism
Ranked by number of courses offered. For league-table rankings, see Rankings.
Frequently asked questions
How many UK universities offer Journalism courses?
257 UK university courses in Journalism are listed in UniversityDB.
What is the average graduate salary for Journalism in the UK?
Graduates of UK Journalism courses earn a median salary of £23,500 (interquartile range £22,000–£25,000), based on 161 courses with published salary data.
What percentage of UK Journalism graduates are in work or further study?
89% of UK Journalism graduates are in work or further study 15 months after graduating, based on Discover Uni outcomes data from 124 courses.
Which UK university offers the most Journalism courses?
University of Essex in Colchester offers the most Journalism courses in this list (16 courses, TEF Silver).