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Your grades are just one part of your story, which is why at UoG we accept any grades from any combination of level 3 qualifications.
Here’s an example of how 96 – 120 UCAS tariff points might look for some common level 3 qualifications.
GCSE in English Lang/Lit and Maths at grade 4/C or above are usually required.
Unsure if we could offer you a place? Check out the UCAS tariff calculator or contact our admissions team if you have any questions.
You’ll need to attend an interview as part of the application process. It’s a chance for us to get to know you, and for you to get a feel for UoG. Check out our interview guide for tips and advice on what to expect.
We welcome applications from mature students (aged 21 and over) and do not necessarily require the same academic qualifications as school leaving applicants, although some entry requirements may still apply for professionally accredited courses. We accept Access to Higher Education Diplomas and make offers on an individual basis.
We welcome students from all over the world to study our foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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You must also meet our English language requirements, such as IELTS or an equivalent test.
If you need to improve your English before starting your course, we offer pre-sessional English programmes delivered online by our trusted partner, Study Group.
If you can’t find the entry requirements for your country or have any questions, please email [email protected] or call us on +44 (0) 3330 141414.
The above fees apply to your first year of study only, and will increase for subsequent years. View our undergraduate tuition fees for further information.
Your tuition fees cover most costs related to your course, but you may need to budget for some additional costs.
These can include items such as specialist equipment, materials for projects, professional memberships, field trips or placements. You may also have everyday costs as a student, like printing, books and stationery.
To help you plan ahead and make the most of your money, explore our Budgeting at uni guide for practical advice and support.
The above fees apply to your first year of study only, and will increase for subsequent years. View our undergraduate tuition fees for further information.
Your tuition fees cover most costs related to your course, but you may need to budget for some additional costs.
These can include items such as specialist equipment, materials for projects, professional memberships, field trips or placements. You may also have everyday costs as a student, like printing, books and stationery.
To help you plan ahead and make the most of your money, explore our Budgeting at uni guide for practical advice and support.
There’s no such thing as a typical week on the BA Sports Journalism course.

The teaching team brings a wealth of industry experience and a range of skillsets to the course. Lecturers have worked for, and continue to work with, a variety of local and national newspapers, online sports news outlets, football clubs, radio stations, TV channels and streaming services. F1TV presenter Laura Winter is a Course Associate.

You’ll join a thriving creative community at Park Campus in Cheltenham.
There are two brand new state-of-the-art podcast studios that you will learn to use during taught sessions and can also book out to use in your own time.
The TV studio is where you will develop your presenting skills or work behind-the-scenes and learn what goes into producing a sports news programme.
These newly refurbished studios are where you can deliver sports news bulletins and record audio content. They can be linked to the podcast studios to allow you to host more guests.
This self-op studio can be used to record social media bulletins and also gather content in front of a green screen to be used in the creation of graphics and video work.
You can book out industry standard camera equipment to work on your photography and videography skills out on location, for practice, completing assessments and working on internships.
The OB truck allows us to broadcast live, on location, at different sporting events. It’s used to cover university and Varsity sport but is also often seen at other professional sporting events in Gloucestershire and beyond.

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Joining the School of Arts, Culture and Environment means that you’re joining a wider community of creative sector partners and collaborators.
We work with leading media outlets and sports clubs to give you real industry experience while you study.
You’ll have opportunities with Premier League, WSL and EFL clubs like Wolves, Bristol City and Cheltenham Town, as well as rugby and county cricket teams, taking on roles in social media, videography and matchday reporting.
We also partner with Reach PLC, giving students the chance to work as reporters across titles like Gloucestershire Live and Bristol Live.
If motorsport is your focus, you can build experience locally at Prescott Hill Climb, work remotely with GPBlog.com or experience working from Aston Martin’s headquarters oppostite the Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire.
There are opportunities to report in top-flight sporting stadiums such as Villa Park, Molineux, Kingsholm and Bath Rugby’s Recreation Ground.
Recent field trips have included visits to Liverpool FC’s Anfield, Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where members of the club media team even gave a mini guest lecture from the press box, and Silverstone, where F1TV and Williams F1 media team members have provided bonus insights.
Students on the course have previously had the opportunity to visit European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona and Milan.
Employability is embedded into everything that we do on the Sports Journalism course. We strive to teach you a range of practical written, audio, video and social media skills that will enable you to work in the sports media industry and beyond.
As well as studying on campus covering things like the annual Varsity sports tournament, and in our state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll also learn on location during field trips and gain work experience with media outlets and sports clubs. You’ll grow in confidence as you develop your interviewing, teamwork and people skills.
You’ll hear from graduates that are working with some of the biggest brands and names in sport as well as highly experienced journalists, content creators, communications and PR professionals.
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