Our students are working in journalism organisations all over the world. Check out our interactive feature to hear more about the CfJ's global reach.
We are ranked first for graduate employability in journalism by the Complete University Guide 2018
For the second year running, the Centre for Journalism has picked up three nominations in the National Council for the Training of Journalists Awards for Excellence.
Calling all Centre for Journalism students and graduates. We're holding our first Virtual Open Day tomorrow evening as we try to find the next generation of lucky students to join the CfJ family - and we need your help in publicising it.
We'll be livestreaming through our Youtube channel from 6.40pm on Tuesday 15 October to show prospective students and parents what life in this busy department is like, explain the admissions process, and demonstrate with real case studies the kinds of careers that can lie ahead.
We’ll be looking in detail at our accredited BA, MA and Year in Journalism programmes, and previewing our brand new Television and Digital Video Production undergraduate programme that starts in 2020.
Would you like to take part in a BBC Radio Kent programme?
BBC Radio Kent have a programme airing on 15th October 2019 which will look at how people are using mobile phones, whether they are used more to make calls or to text or surf the net. The programme is looking for both younger and older contributors to go to the studio to have a conversation about how they use their phones and how they prefer to communicate and keep in touch with others.
Many congratulations to Amber Sunner in Year 2 who has been short-listed for the Today programme's Student Journalist of the Year Award. It's a great achievement.
There's a fresh news service scouring the streets of Kent for the best news, views, sports and features as of today.
The Voice of Kent website will feature work by the Centre for Journalism's diverse team of dedicated third year students.
