This Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program combines the study of journalism principles and practices with the study of political theories and systems, and historical analysis. Students will gain expertise in areas such as news reporting, feature writing, media law, political theory, international relations, and historical research. The program emphasizes the development of practical skills, research methods, and a deep understanding of ethical journalism, political issues, and historical context, preparing students for careers in journalism, politics, history, and related fields.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, further study, and experience. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Political Correspondent, Investigative Journalist, Historical Researcher, Policy Analyst, Public Relations Officer, Communications Specialist, Speechwriter, Lobbyist, Campaign Manager, Social Media Manager (Political/Historical Focus), Archivist, Museum Curator, (Potentially roles in related news organizations, government agencies, political parties, think tanks, and cultural institutions)

- Teaching built on research, with supportive staff and outstanding facilities
- Excellent industry connections
- Main campus in central London near Tech City and the Square Mile, which is the financial and business district.
- Taught within the Department of Journalism, School of Communication and Creativity