Student Journalism output from BA and MA students at UWS
By Salvatore Boemi, Mark Devlin, Chris Toner and Scott Young. With the hospitality industry being impacted significantly by COVID-19, the harsh reality is that people working within the sector are struggling. Angus […]
By Sandrine Wyrich A Nigerian proverb says: “It is the first step that is difficult.” Ajua Yankey, or short AJ, took a big step when she decided to enrol for a postgraduate […]
By Kevin Craigens SPENDING a lot of time fascinated with nature, masters student, Meg Montague now hopes to get into the wild life of Journalism. Meg studied English Literature at Strathclyde University […]
BY MEG MONTAGUE Aberdeen-born Robbie Hanratty has life-long big ambitions for his career in sports journalism. From a young age, Robbie has lived and breathed football, and has always had an interest […]
Kiana Greenan and Colin Falconer 20/10/2020 Some people are born knowing the exact career path they wish to take, other people try various things in order to find the exact career for […]
Journalism can be a very tough discipline to get swept up in never mind making a career out of, I managed to sit down with Kiana Greenan an MA Broadcast Journalism student […]
By Robbie Hanratty MA Broadcast Journalism student, Kevin Craigens opens up with his love for football growing up. I sat down with him to discuss everything from life growing up to his […]
By Leigh Taylor One of the biggest adjustments (amongst many) during the COVID pandemic has been student life and finding the ‘new normal’, i.e. Zoom calls becoming the new lecture halls, and […]
by Rebecca Weinberg As Covid-19 casts a dark shadow over the news, fourth-year UWS Journalism student Layla Maguire remains focused on the issue of climate change. Layla, 22, entered the course with […]
The final year of a University course usually signals the end of your studies and the transition to working life, however, for one journalism student it’s only just the beginning. Journalism student […]
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