Camelia Entekhabifard's trip to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia

Postgraduate training

Studying journalism at postgraduate level will be beneficial to your career. If your initial degree is in Journalism, then a masters course can be a chance to specialise in a particular area of this, and if your masters is in another area, now is the time to swap over. Moving from your previous subject area – whether it’s Science, Music or something else – to a masters in Journalism can be intimidating, but it’s well worth it. A good postgraduate course in Journalism will teach you how to investigate issues, then how to build a story upon your findings and it should cover all forms of media – print, broadcast and digital.