jobs you can get with a degree in journalism?
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['Broadcast journalist.', 'Editorial assistant.', 'Magazine features editor.', 'Magazine journalist.', 'Newspaper journalist.', 'Political risk analyst.', 'Press sub-editor.', 'Publishing copy-editor/proofreader.']
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['Financial Advisor.', 'Financial Analyst.', 'Industrial Relations Consultant.', 'Journalist/Business Writer.', 'Legal Assistant.', 'Lobbyist.', 'Market Researcher/Analyst.', 'Media Correspondent.']
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['Guidance Counselor. ... ', 'Human Resources (HR) Representative. ... ', 'Lawyer. ... ', 'Management Consultant. ... ', 'Market Research Analyst. ... ', 'Media Planner. ... ', 'Policy Analyst. ... ', 'Public Relations (PR) Specialist.']
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You could train on the job as part of a trainee or apprenticeship scheme, or you could do an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in journalism. To get on a relevant degree you'll need five GCSEs A-C, including maths, English and science and three A levels.
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['Academic librarian.', 'Archaeologist.', 'Broadcast journalist.', 'Civil Service administrator.', 'Editorial assistant.', 'Human resources officer.', 'Information officer.', 'Marketing executive.']
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['Broadcast Journalist. ... ', 'Newscast Director. ... ', 'Teleprompter Operator. ... ', 'Voiceover Artist. ... ', 'Field Producer. ... ', 'Researcher. ... ', 'Runner.']
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['Graphic designer.', 'Technical writer.', 'Sign language interpreter.', 'Travel agent.', 'High school teacher.', 'Editor.', 'Copywriter.', 'Human resources specialist.']
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['Senior Correspondent. ... ', 'Director of Public Relations. ... ', 'Executive Editor. ... ', 'Senior Writer. ... ', 'Television News Anchor. ... ', 'Campaign Operations Manager. ... ', 'Explore the Markets.']
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['Teacher.', 'Social Media Manager.', 'Writer.', 'Accountant.', 'Sales Representative.', 'Market Researcher.', 'Business Consultant.', 'Web Developer.']
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To become a journalist you usually have to complete a degree in journalism or in a related field with a major in journalism, followed by a one-year graduate cadetship involving on-the-job training.
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['Accounting. ... ', 'Journalism. ... ', 'Recruitment. ... ', 'Politics. ... ', 'Management consulting. ... ', "Judge's associate. ... ", 'Human resources. ... ', 'Wealth management / investment banking.']
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['Photojournalist. ... ', 'Fine Art Photographer. ... ', 'Commercial/Industrial Photographer. ... ', 'Studio/Portrait Photographer. ... ', 'Freelance Photographer.']
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['Author.', 'Archivist.', 'Communications Consultant.', 'Community Developer.', 'Cultural Consultant.', 'Diplomat.', 'Editor.', 'Emergency Response Planner.']
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['You should hold an upper second class honours degree or the equivalent from an international institution.', 'You must be able to demonstrate commitment to journalism through relevant work experience, including regional newspapers, magazines, online, broadcast or student journalism.']
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['Advertising account executive.', 'Broadcast journalist.', 'Editorial assistant.', 'Event manager.', 'Film director.', 'Magazine journalist.', 'Market researcher.', 'Marketing executive.']
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['Digital marketer.', 'Media buyer.', 'Media planner.', 'Media researcher.', 'Music producer.', 'Public relations officer.', 'Runner, broadcasting/film/video.', 'Social media manager.']
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To become a journalist, you'll need a bachelor's degree in either journalism or communications. While completing your degree, you can choose to specialize in either print or broadcast journalism.