Master of Arts [M.A] [Interactive Journalism] From City, University of London

City's Interactive Journalism MA will prepare you to work in the rapidly-changing environment of online journalism, with a focus on two key areas: data journalism and community management.

You will develop these online specialisations alongside essential journalistic skills of writing, reporting, newsgathering, interviewing and features - core elements of City's renowned Journalism MA programme.

Journalism is changing to engage people more as active participants and less as passive consumers. This course prepares you for roles that reflect this change to a more interactive approach.

Career Prospects

Prominent alumni

We have been running Journalism courses at City since 1976. In the 34 years since, over 4,000 students have graduated and are now working in the media in the UK and internationally.

Employment

City Journalism alumni working in interactive journalism include:

• Simon Rogers | editor, Datablog, The Guardian
• Kate Day | communities editor, Telegraph.co.uk
• Martin Stabe | producer, FT.com interactive desk
• Conrad Quilty-Harper | data mapping reporter for Telegraph.co.uk
• James Ball | interactive journalist, The Guardian