BA (Hons) Journalism with History in Coleraine United Kingdom | Ulster University

Journalism theory and practice encompasses news collection, reporting, writing, and editing across television, radio, print, and digital platforms within an evolving media environment. As part of Ulster University's combined campus program in Coleraine, Journalism stands as Northern Ireland's sole university degree program in this field. The curriculum explores journalism's theoretical and practical aspects while examining influential factors like law, economics, politics, and technology. Students gain comprehensive professional skills through this major program (four modules annually), which pairs with a minor Arts subject (two modules annually) to complete the degree.

Ulster's History program ignites intellectual curiosity while fostering critical thinking about contemporary society. Students enhance their writing, communication, and analytical abilities by examining historical developments that shaped the modern world. The curriculum covers diverse topics including Film and the Vietnam War, Witchcraft and Magic, the Russian Revolution, and U.S. Foreign Policy. Ranked as Northern Ireland's top History program and among the UK's best for student satisfaction, the department features nationally acclaimed scholars. History graduates develop highly sought-after skills in research, time management, and independent analysis that employers value. This program suits curious, analytical thinkers seeking to comprehend historical influences on current and future developments.