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Admissions T: +44 (0)1227 827272 www.kent.ac.uk/pg<br />

155<br />

All first-year research students<br />

attend a Methodologies and<br />

Research Skills seminar. Through<br />

the Faculty of Social Sciences,<br />

the Centre provides training in<br />

methods of using sources and<br />

can assist in funding applications.<br />

We welcome research<br />

applications across the range of<br />

expertise in the Centre and from<br />

all over the world.<br />

Academic staff<br />

For details of individual<br />

staff research interests, see<br />

www.kent.ac.uk/journalism/<br />

staff.html<br />

Professor Tim Luckhurst:<br />

Professor of Journalism; Head<br />

of the Centre for Journalism<br />

Dr Ben Cocking: Senior Lecturer<br />

in Journalism; Director of<br />

Research<br />

Ian Reeves: Senior Lecturer<br />

in Journalism<br />

David Acheson: Lecturer in Media<br />

Law<br />

Rob Bailey: Lecturer in Reporting<br />

and Writing; Director of Learning<br />

and Teaching<br />

Lee Kenny: Lecturer in Reporting<br />

Richard Pendry: Lecturer in<br />

Broadcast and Online Journalism;<br />

Director of Graduate Studies<br />

Location<br />

Medway<br />

Entry requirements<br />

Minimum 2.1 or equivalent in<br />

a relevant academic subject<br />

(politics, history, English,<br />

international relations) and<br />

demonstrable interest in and<br />

aptitude for journalism. Suitably<br />

qualified applicants will be<br />

invited for interview and will be<br />

required to sit an entrance test.<br />

In certain circumstances, the<br />

Centre will consider candidates<br />

who have not followed a<br />

conventional education path.<br />

These cases are assessed<br />

individually by the Head of the<br />

Centre and/or the Director of<br />

Learning and Teaching and<br />

the Director of Research.<br />

English language<br />

requirements<br />

See p244<br />

Fees<br />

See www.kent.ac.uk/pg<br />

Funding<br />

www.kent.ac.uk/pgfunding<br />

National ratings<br />

Kent is ranked 6th in the UK<br />

for journalism in The Guardian<br />

University Guide 2016.<br />

Applications<br />

Taught programmes<br />

Online at www.kent.ac.uk/<br />

courses/postgrad/apply<br />

Research programmes<br />

See p260 or contact the Centre<br />

for further details.<br />

Further information<br />

T: +44 (0)1634 202913<br />

E: journalism@kent.ac.uk<br />

“This is a great course. It<br />

puts you out into the field<br />

from the very beginning<br />

and helps you learn the<br />

skills you need to become<br />

a professional, multimedia<br />

journalist. The lecturers are<br />

very supportive and the<br />

facilities are excellent.”<br />

Simon Jayawardena<br />

MA Multimedia Journalism

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