The course aims to equip graduates with the high-level research skills essential to all kinds of journalism, provide students with a solid appreciation of the ethical and legal issues in the profession and a critical understanding of how the media operates; provide students with practical experience of what it feels like to work as a journalist by completing assignments to deadline while on the course.

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Applicants for the Graduate Diploma should normally possess a primary degree in any discipline with at least Second Class Honours Grade 2 (Primary degree: Level 8 - National Qualifications Authority of Ireland). Applicants should have a high standard of written English. No previous experience in journalism is necessary. However, applicants who have had articles published, or experience in broadcasting should include this in the application. Non-native speakers of English should have achieved an IELTS score of 6.5 by the time of application.

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