An MA Sports Journalism graduate is covering Premier League football for BBC Sport just 12 months after starting his LJMU postgraduate course. Ali Telfer, originally from Northern Ireland, started his MA in Liverpool in September 2021 with “minimal experience”. But he was soon covering a host of live sports events and press conferences on his […]
An LJMU MA Sports Journalism student has landed a plum job as PR and comms officer with Premier League club, Brentford.
The JMU Journalism World Cup scoring record was broken for the third year in a row as Level 1 literally destroyed the Alumni by winning 14-0.
The latest issue of our Alumni success stories magazine, Headlines, is now available.
Excitement was in the air as the semi-finals draw was revealed for the 10th annual JMU Journalism World Cup.
Graduate Danyaal Yasin explains what being awarded the LJMU Tim Hetherington Fellowship means to him and what it has involved.
Level 3 clinched their third JMU Journalism World Cup win in a row with a 5-1 victory against Level 1.
Level 1 broke the tournament record score by beating the Alumni 9-1 in the JMU Journalism World Cup.
Level 3 stayed on course for a title-hat-trick by beating Level 2 in the JMU Journalism World Cup semis.
Check out the latest issue of Headlines, bringing news of JMU Journalism graduates in the world of work.
The third years are looking to make it three titles in a row after the draw for the semi-finals of the 2018 JMU Journalism World Cup.
Nine goals by six different scorers fired Level 2 to a JMU Journalism World Cup record 9-2 win against the Alumni.
The latest issue of Headlines, the LJMU Journalism department’s magazine about graduates, is now live.
The draw for the 2017 JMU Journalism World Cup semi-finals offered up intriguing encounters.
Level 1 comfortably defeated the Alumni 4-1 to win the JMU Journalism World Cup at their first attempt.
Read the success stories of some of our graduates in the first issue of our alumni ‘Headlines’ magazine.
A man with a passion for pizza fulfilled his ambition to taste his favourite dish in 30 countries before his 30th birthday.
The Alumni side won their first JMU Journalism World Cup after years of trying, beating the second years 5-4 on penalties following a 2-2 draw.