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Journalism coursework

Professor Chris Frost

 

(2007) Journalism

Ethics and

Self Regulation

(2nd Edition)

Harlow: Pearson

ISBN13: 9781405835367

ISBN10: 1405835362 >>

 

(2003) Designing

for Newspapers

and Magazines

London: Routledge

ISBN: 0415290279 >>

 

(2001) Reporting

for Journalists

London: Routledge

ISBN: 0415290279 >>

 

(2000) Media Ethics

and Self-Regulation

Harlow: Longman

ISBN: 0582306051 >>

 

 

 

Richard Rudin

 

Rudin, R and

Ibbotson, T (2003)  

Introduction to

Journalism

Oxford: Focal Press

ISBN-10: 0240516346

ISBN-13: 978-0240516349 >>  

 

Richard is currently finalising work on a new book on broadcasting, which is scheduled for publication in September 2010

 

 

Dr Rex Li

 

(2009) A Rising China

and Security in East

Asia: Identity

Construction and

Security Discourse

London: Routledge

ISBN: 978-0-415-44941-0

ISBN: 978-0-415-44940-3

ISBN: 978-0-203-88694-6 >>

 

(1998) Dynamic Asia:

Business, Trade and

Economic

Development in

Pacific Asia

Aldershot: Ashgate

ISBN: 978-1-85972-196-4 >>

 

(1996) Fragmented

Asia: Regional

Integration and

National

Disintegration in

Pacific Asia

Aldershot: Ashgate

ISBN: 978-1-85972-194-0 >>

Kate's background is newspapers and magazines. She lectures on practical modules and is part of the Journalism department's enterprise team which provides media training and  summer schools and liaises with external clients requiring consultancy services >>

John lectures in Online Journalism and Sports Journalism, while specialising in delivering WOW Factor projects, such as the World Firefighters Games, and the launch of this website. He joined JMU after a long career at the BBC, and works as a freelance for FIFA and UEFA >>    

Chris has been a newspaper journalist, editor and journalism educator for more than 30 years. He is chair of the NUJ’s Ethics Council a member of the NUJ’s National Executive Council and sits on the NUJ’s Professional Training Committee. He is a former President of the National Union of Journalists, a former member of the Press Council and a former National Chair of the Association of Journalism Educators. He has written four books on Journalism and a number of book chapters and academic papers >>

Hazel is a professional broadcaster with more than 25 years experience as a journalist in national and regional television, radio and newspapers. Employers include  ITV Granada, BBC Radio London, Independent  Radio News, and the Dutch World Radio Service, Evening Standard, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People >>

Sue has taught shorthand on a range of secretarial courses, delivered full-time and part-time, both in the public and private sector. More recently, she delivered the undergarduate shorthand module degree at JMU and also on private fast-track specifically designed for NCTJ exams >>

Richard originally worked in regional newspapers but spent most of his career in broadcasting, including the BBC, commercial radio and forces’ broadcasting. He has been published in leading journals and books and presented papers at many international conferences  >>

After graduating from Oxford, Steve began his career at the Winsford Guardian before moving to the Liverpool Post and Echo in 1986. His last role there was as Assistant Editor (Digital), responsible for running the papers’ websites. He joined the JMU Journalism staff in 2008 >>

Glyn studied music at the Universities of Wales and Cambridge before joining the BBC in London, where he was a sub-editor on the Radio Times. He also worked for BBC Wales in Cardiff, producing music programmes for BBC Radio 3 >>

Rex leads the BA/MA International Relations/International Journalism courses. He received his PhD from the University of Sheffield and worked as an international journalist before joining the academic community. He has also published three books and a range of other publications >>

Experienced print journalist Jackie specialises in teaching news reporting, feature writing, editing and design. She is a qualified lecturer with an MA in educational management, and is currently researching attitudes to media relations with the bereaved  >>

Pryce started  his career in the furniture industry, but retrained in computers and audio-visual equipment before joining LJMU in 1994. He has worked in different departments down the years, and is now Senior Technician at LSS. He is also the Technology columnist for this website >>   

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