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Journalism undergraduate courses

Learn to report the world in press, radio, TV and online

Boost your employability by taking the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) Diploma in Journalism for free, as well as working on our newspaper, the Hillingdon Herald. You'll find Brunel graduates working in top newsrooms across the globe with companies like the BBC, Sky News, The Guardian and The Independent. Our graduates earn 14.5% above the sector median one year after graduation, making them the 4th highest earners (LEO 2026).

For a full list of Scholarships, please go the Scholarship page

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Why Brunel for your journalism degree?

Why Brunel for your journalism degree?

Find out what we have on offer for our journalism students

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How to apply

How to apply

Check out our application guide

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Brunel on-demand

Brunel on-demand

Discover your course, take a virtual campus tour and learn more about life at Brunel through our on-demand content

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Subject taster and reading list

Subject taster and reading list

Our lecturers have put together the following activities to help you prepare to study journalism at Brunel (.pdf download)