"The best thing about my course was the amazing tutors. I felt they really understood what I wanted to achieve from the course and were there with advice and guidance along the way."
"At the time of graduating I remember feeling unprepared but looking back I realise this was normal jitters and once I got into a job I realised I did actually know what I was doing!"
Journalism staff and students won five nominations at the prestigious Midlands Media Awards, held at Birmingham's International Convention Centre. View photo
"Had a crazy couple of months! You won't believe me if I told you but..........my ratings on the evening show have almost doubled- they've gone mad." Read profile update
"Straight after leaving Staffs, I was on the job trail and quickly found myself with two interviews. I ended up as a reporter for the Uxbridge Gazette in west London."
David Beckham might not be going to South Africa this summer, but two people who will definitely be at the FIFA World Cup are a lecturer and recent graduate of Staffordshire University’s MA Sports Broadcast Journalism course. Read more
Professor Mick Temple has made 3 recent TV appearances all within a week of each other.
He appeared on BBC 1 Breakfast as part of a piece filmed in Stoke-on-Trent with David Sillitoe about public anger. He was live on the BBC 1's Politics Show - as the expert "opinion" on the European Elections.
On 29th May a piece went out on BBC World Television News - filmed in Tamworth on MP's expenses and declining public trust in politicians (shown worldwide)
The future looks bright for one Staffordshire University journalism student who is making her television debut as a weather presenter with the BBC. Read full story
The Broadcast Journalism Handbook Gary Hudson & Sarah Rowlands
